21 October 2025

Journalist Vadim Tyutyukin dies in Odesa

(PHOTO: Vadym Tiutiukin/Facebook)

The founder of Odesa Online, Vadym Tiutiukin, died in intensive care on the morning of October 21 as a result of illness.

This was reported by journalist Olga Levchuk.

In September, after an examination at a medical center, he was diagnosed with cancer. He was hospitalized and doctors began to determine a strategy for long-term treatment.

Vadym Tiutiukin is a well-known journalist in Odesa who has worked for local TV channels Krug and Dumska TV and for some time headed the Dumska publication, as well as managed a number of media projects. He has repeatedly traveled to the war zone to cover the events of the war with Russia.

Intent's editorial team expresses its condolences to Vadym Tiutiutkin's family.

Кирило Бойко

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