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The Russian journalist who protested live on television signs for a German newspaper

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Marina Ovsyannikova is the Russian journalist that suddenly in the Russian state television went live denouncing the war in Ukraine and the invasion of his country. She did it out loud and with a banner…

Finally He left the television where he worked and already has a new job. Its about peridico alemn The world He has announced that he has hired her.

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A woman bursts into the live of the Russian news to ask for the war to end

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Thus, the 43-year-old professional reporting for the German newspaper and also for the Die Welt television news channelincluding from Ukraine and Russia.

The sanction of 255 euros imposed on him in Moscow

A Moscow court imposed on the journalist a fine of 30,000 rubles (255 euros). At the hearing she appeared accompanied by her lawyer, after having to be unaccounted for in the last few hours.

To all this, Emmanuel MacronPresident of France, offered the reporter asylum to prevent further reprisals.

To the cry of: “They lie to you”

His message was more than clear, with banner in hand. A message could be read in Russian, in addition to a “no to war” in English. “They are lying to you, do not believe the propaganda”he expressed, while repeatedly shouting against the conflict.

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