Katerina Sergatskova is co-founder of Zaborona Media and co-founder of the 2402 Foundation for Safety, which helps journalists and civil society actors in Ukraine.

She is a former contributor to Foreign Affairs, NBC News, Esquire, Ukrainska Pravda, Hromadske TV in Ukraine, Russia, Syria, Turkey and Iraq. Kateryna was awarded the Kurt Schork Award in 2015 for her coverage of the Ukrainian conflict. In 2017 she received a prize from FPA for her coverage of Islamic radicalism. 

Kateryna worked as a war-correspondent in Eastern Ukraine over 2014-15, covering the conflict from both sides. Later, she reported on the Russian-speaking fighters who fought for Islamic State and other radical groups.

Kateryna Sergatskova

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Name
Kateryna Sergatskova
Title
Journalist
Country
Ukraine
City
Kyiv
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Ukraine as a Safe Haven for Jihadists

  • Armed conflict
  • Human Rights
  • Politics

KYIV - After the fall of a self-proclaimed caliphate in Syria dozens of thousands of foreign fighters fighting in the ranks of Islamic State or ISIS disappeared. They used smugglers, contacts and networks to leave the country. Many of them were looking for safe havens where they can take a break, wait for new opportunities and orders or come back to normal life. 

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