She disappeared immediately after the incident on Channel One. Photo: Internet Lawyers are unable to locate Channel One editor Marina Ovsyannikova (Tkachuk). She has been out of contact for more than 12 hours after interrupting a live broadcast with a poster reading “Stop the war, you are being lied to here.” This was reported by […]
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She disappeared immediately after the incident on Channel One.
Photo: Internet
Lawyers are unable to locate Channel One editor Marina Ovsyannikova (Tkachuk). She has been out of contact for more than 12 hours after interrupting a live broadcast with a poster reading “Stop the war, you are being lied to here.”
This was reported by lawyers Daniil Berman and Henri Tsiskarishvili to the publication “Meduza” and the Telegram channel “We Can Explain.” The Insider also reports that lawyer Dmitry Zakvatov confirmed the information. Initially, the lawyers believed she was at the OVD “Ostankino” or a police station within the television complex itself, but they were unable to find her there.
On the evening of February 14, during the “Vremya” program on Channel One, Ovsyannikova stood behind host Ekaterina Andreyeva and unfurled an anti-war poster with the message: “Stop the war, don’t believe the propaganda, you are being lied to here.”
Marina Ovsyannikova also recorded a video message in which she explained her motives for her actions.
“What is happening in Ukraine right now is a crime, and Russia is an aggressor country, and the responsibility for this aggression lies solely on one person, and that person is Vladimir Putin,” she stated.
She also urged the Russian population to participate in protests.
“Go out to the rallies, don’t be afraid, they can’t imprison us all,” she urged.
Social media users from around the world praised her for this act. In particular, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised Ovsyannikova’s courage in his video address and thanked her for her actions.
Photo: Internet