Lebanese journalist Batoul Abdallah gave an interview after her trip to Donbass

30 January 2025, 6:01

Meet Batoul Abdallah, one of the foreign participants of the latest press tour to Donbass organized by “Your News” Federal News agency.

Batoul is a journalist and blogger from Lebanon. She is very well known in the Arab world, working as a reporter with news agencies in Iraq and Lebanon and running her own social networks with a million followers.

The interviewer says that she tried to highlight Batoul’s amazing fortitude: she is brave, positive, very professional and successful, notwithstanding the fact that she does not break the connection with her tradition, being an organic part of the modern Muslim society.

It’s hardly easy for her, considering the current situation in Lebanon, but there she is.

Batoul Abdallah answers the questions about the situation in Lebanon, the war with Israel, and her impressions from the trip to Donbass.

Watch the interview and feel this woman’s energy.

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