The BBC puts someone on the ground in Kyiv while it's being shelled. They write about what they see and learn while there--and you don't think that's journalism

The BBC puts someone on the ground in Kyiv while it's being shelled. They write about what they see and learn while there--and you don't think that's journalism? To be clear, the criticism of Levine from the GP is total bunk, but this definition is weird.