Mick Krever - Senior Field Producer
Mick Krever
Senior Field Producer
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![Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant during a discussion with troops in the IDF’s Armored Corps, deployed to Israel’s northern border: “The elimination of Nasrallah is an important step, but it is not the final one. In order to ensure the return of Israel’s northern communities, we will employ all of our capabilities, and this includes you.”
Today (30.09.24) Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant visited Israel’s northern border, where he met with troops serving in brigade 188 and the Golani brigade. Minister Gallant was briefed by commanders on the ground, about the readiness of troops for the possibility of expanding activities in the northern arena. The Minister also spoke to battalion and company commanders, who discussed their activities in Gaza and their deployment to the northern front.
Excerpts from the Minister’s remarks:
“The elimination of Nasrallah is a very important step, but it is not the final one. We will employ all the capabilities at our disposal, and if someone on the other side did not understand what those capabilities entail, we mean all capabilities, and you are part of this effort. We trust you to accomplish every mission at hand.”
“Our goal is to ensure the [safe] return of Israel’s northern communities to their homes. We are prepared to make every effort necessary to accomplish this mission. We will use all the means that may be required – your forces, other forces, from the air, from the sea, and on land. Good luck.”
Photo credit: Ariel Hermoni
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About
Mick Krever is an award-winning senior field producer based in London.
In this role, Krever travels the world reporting on major international stories and managing editorial output for the network’s TV and digital platforms. He works with correspondents, photojournalists and local producers in the field to tell deeply human stories.
Since its outset, Krever has been an integral part of CNN’s coverage of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. He has spent months on Ukraine’s frontlines alongside the network’s most senior international correspondents, documenting major battlefield developments and shedding light on the impact of the war on ordinary Ukrainians. Whilst in the field with CNN Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward, Krever reported on the use of rape as a weapon of war in Russian-occupied villages.
Krever has also reported extensively on the climate crisis, particularly focusing on the impact of climate change on ordinary people, and has covered the unique impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, such as in his piece documenting the anguish of a Covid-era funeral held over Zoom. He has reported from Syria, Iran and Gaza, and was at the Kabul Airport during the chaotic withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan in 2021.
Prior to becoming a full-time field producer, Krever worked as a senior producer for CNN Chief International Anchor Christiane Amanpour. He helped manage the output of her daily flagship interview program Amanpour. Together, they travelled from Jakarta to Sarajevo, Moscow to Marrakesh, producing live and taped interviews with newsmakers and world leaders. Krever also produced Amanpour’s live town hall with Hillary Clinton, which was her first interview since losing the 2016 US presidential election. For his work alongside Amanpour, Krever won two Emmy Awards.
Krever started his career at CNN as an intern for Senior United Nations Correspondent Richard Roth. Later, as a producer for Roth, Krever covered the UN Security Council during the most devastating period of the Syrian Civil War. He was part of the CNN team that won a Peabody Award for coverage of the downfall of ISIS.
Krever was born and raised in New York. He graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in economics from Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts. He is fluent in Dutch.
