A well-known American journalist named Martha Raddatz is currently employed by ABC News as its Chief Global Affairs Correspondent. She is in charge of providing reporting for a number of programs, including Nightline, ABC’s World News Tonight with David Muir, and other network broadcasts.
Raddatz spent a lot of time in Iraq while serving as ABC News’ State Department correspondent before being promoted to senior national security correspondent in May 2003.
She gained notoriety on June 8, 2006, when she and ABC story broke the story before any other news outlet thanks to a tip she received about the whereabouts of terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
The Long Road Home: A Story of War and Family, written by popular novelist Raddatz, is a book about the siege of Sadr City in Iraq. A TV miniseries based on the novel debuted on NatGeo in late 2017.
In November 2008, Raddatz was named ABC’s Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent, a post she now occupies after covering national security and the White House.
Martha Raddatz Height
How tall is Martha Raddatz? Martha Raddatz stands 1.67 meters tall.