Russia, journalist who protested against the war on TV sentenced to 8 and a half years

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Marina Ovsyannikova, the Russian journalist who last year protested live on state television against Russia's large-scale military intervention in Ukraine, has been sentenced to eight years and six months in prison in absentia .

Ovsyannikova, 45, fled Russia, where she was under house arrest, with her daughter and is now in France.

Russia, journalist who protested against the war on TV sentenced to 8 and a half years — La protesta (Ansa) (EPA)

The former editor of Channel One had become famous throughout the world for having burst into a news broadcast with a sign reading "Stop the war" and "You are being lied to".

The Russian Prosecutor's Office had requested a nine-and-a-half year prison sentence for spreading "fake news" , i.e. any information about the war in Ukraine that conflicts with the official narrative.

(Unioneonline/D)

Russia, journalist who protested against the war on TV sentenced to 8 and a half years

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