Trey Yingst

Trey Yingst

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Trey Yingst is a prominent American journalist and the chief foreign correspondent for Fox News, known for his courageous reporting from conflict zones around the world. He has covered significant global events, including the Israel-Hamas war and Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and has been recognized for his ability to humanize the experiences of those affected by conflict. Recently honored at the RTDNA Foundation’s 2025 First Amendment Awards, Yingst advocates for the importance of journalism in the face of misinformation and threats to press freedom.

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El Salvador El Salvador: Trey Yingst reported that he had just spoken with Trump and shared the president's comments. 5

Diario Co Latino: Diario Co Latino - Informándote con Credibilidad

United States United States: Yingst is the chief foreign correspondent for Fox News who interviewed Trump. 5

Fox News: Trump weighs next move in Iran war as Tehran threatens new weapons

Iran Iran: Trey Yingst is a senior foreign affairs correspondent for Fox News who reported on the drone and missile attack by Iran. 7

Hamshahri: حمله به کشتی آمریکایی در تنگه هرمز

United States United States: Reporter Trey Yingst details the rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. 5

Fox News: Strait of Hormuz vessel struck by projectile as Iran talks continue

United States United States: Reporting live from Tel Aviv, Trey Yingst details Trump's commitment to retaliatory strikes against Iran and its proxies. 5

Fox News: Trump vows to strike Iran hard after Jordan ballistic missile attack

United States United States: Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst asked President Donald Trump about his remaining war aims in an exclusive interview. 5

Fox News: Trump threatens to target Iran power plants, bridges next week: 'Major damage'