Martha Raddatz, ABC News’ State Department correspondent, covered extensively from Iraq before becoming the network’s senior national security correspondent in May 2003.
On June 8, 2006, she made headlines when she got information on the whereabouts of terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, allowing her and ABC News to break the story before any other news outlet.
Raddatz’s reporting has not gone unnoticed. In 2008, she spoke with former Vice President Dick Cheney on public opinion polls revealing that Americans were losing faith in the Iraq war. When she asked Cheney about it, he replied, “So?”, prompting significant outrage.
Raddatz is also a best-selling novelist, having penned The Long Road Home: A Story of War and Family, a book about the Iraqi siege of Sadr City. The book was adapted into a NatGeo TV mini-series, which aired in late 2017.
Is Martha Raddatz Still In Ukraine?
Ukraine was still a topic that Martha Raddatz covered. She indicated in an interview that she has not left the country since her previous report since she thinks Ukraine is currently “the biggest story in the world.” As a result, Martha Raddatz is probably still in Ukraine.
How do I contact Martha Raddatz?
These are the mediums to reach out to Martha Raddatz:
- @abc.com.
- @abcnews.com.
- @email.disney.com.