One dead as Al-Jazeera's Baghdad office hit
The Al-Jazeera television network today said one of its journalists was killed when its Baghdad office was hit during a US bombing campaign.
Tareq Ayoub died after suffering serious wounds, the network said, describing him as a “martyr of duty” and a “dear and loyal colleague”.
The Arabic-language satellite network had earlier aired footage of the cameraman with his chest covered in blood.
Al-Jazeera said another member of its crew was missing.
The Abu Dhabi TV office in Baghdad was also targeted by US bombing, the station said. A group of people were seen carrying a wounded man to a jeep belonging to Abu Dhabi TV before rushing to a hospital.
Al-Jazeera showed images of another bomb crashing into the same neighbourhood on the bank of the River Tigris. Several television channels have offices in the area.




