A woman on live Russian national television carried out a poster against the war and propaganda, here’s the clip:
She chanted “stop the war, no to the war”, and the poster reads: “stop the war, don’t believe the propaganda, they’re lying to you here”
Her name is Marina Ovsyannikova, an editor at Channel One. The channel itself said she’s a stranger. She is already at the police station. Here’s her pre-recorded message (in Russian)
“I am ashamed for this, for letting others tell lies from TV screens, for letting them zombify Russian people. We kept silent in 2014 when all this began. We didn’t go out and protest when Navalny got poisoned by the Kremlin. We simply watched this anti-human regime without saying a word. And now the whole world turned their back on us, and ten generations of our descendants won’t be able to wash away the shame of this fratricidal war. We are Russian people, thinking, smart, we are the only ones who can stop this madness. Go out and protest, don’t be afraid. They can’t arrest all of us.”
There’s an update on the case: after several lawers were unable to locate her during the night (the police withheld the information on where she was), Marina Ovsayannikova has been found in a Moscow court. She has been fined for 30000 rubles (~280 USD as of now) for advocating for unauthorized demonstrations, and she is still being investigated further
