Urugoli Media
By NSHIMIYIMANA Pierre Celestin
A woman holding a placard with anti-war rhetoric arrived at a state-run television studio as they read the news on Monday night.
The sign, clearly visible after reading the information, read "Hoya war, stop the war, believe in the media, here they are lying to you."
The woman is said to be Marina Ovsyannikova, a former editor-in-chief of Channel 1 Russia TV. The television is closely controlled by the office of President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin, and only broadcasts the state line on what is happening in Ukraine.
Marina have been immediately arrested and detained.
Behind the presenter read the news, Marina's voice was heard shouting "Hoya on the war! Stop the war!", Before the speaker immediately stopped the news. Prior to the news release, Marina had previously taken a video where she described the situation in Ukraine as "a crime" and said she was "embarrassed" by the Kremlin's crackdown. "I am just ashamed to admit that I lied on television.
He encouraged ordinary people as well to take part in solving this great task: "One of the things you and other people can do is keep up the pressure. There are going to be some difficult decisions for government".It is reported that Marina Ovsyannikova did this, and her Facebook page has received a lot of comments (comments) praising her actions in Ukrainian, Russian and Englis
