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Russian who shared anti-war message on live TV confirms she's escaped arrest

In a written post, Russian rebel Marina Ovsyannikova said that she was freeing herself from the two-month house arrest that was imposed by a Moscow court in August

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Russian TV protester Marina Ovsyannikova escapes house arrest

Marina Ovsyannikova faces a sentence of up to 10 years in prison for alleged disinformation regarding Russia’s army.

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On the run: Russia anti-war TV reporter confirms she has fled house arrest

Marina Ovsyannikova was detained over charges of spreading fake news

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Russian TV protester goes on the run insisting she is ‘completely innocent’

‘I refuse to comply with the measure of restraint imposed on me,’ says Marina Ovsyannikova

Evening Standard

Russian journalist who fled house arrest says she is innocent

Russian TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova, accused of spreading fake news after staging a series of lone protests against the war in Ukraine, said on Wednesday she had fled house arrest because she had no case to answer.

Reuters

US promises more weapons to Kyiv – as it happened

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Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 223 of the invasion

Russia no longer has full control over any ‘annexed’ provinces as Ukrainian brigades achieve biggest breakthrough since start of war

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Russian journalist who bravely shared anti-war message escapes house arrest

Marina Ovsyannikova became internationally known after protesting against the Russian military action in Ukraine during a prime-time news broadcast on state television

Daily Mirror

Head of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant released; Kremlin unclear on which parts of Ukraine it is annexing – as it happened

Ihor Murashov returned to family safely; Kremlin says borders of Russian-occupied southern Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions not determined

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Anti-war Russian reporter who protested live on TV flees house arrest

Marina Ovsyannikova has been detained since August

The Independent UK

Russian woman behind on-air war protest reportedly escapes house arrest

Journalist Marina Ovsyannikova gained international attention after holding up ‘no war’ poster on live TV

The Guardian - UK

Russian TV protester listed as wanted fugitive

Russian TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova, famous for staging an on-air protest against Russia's war in Ukraine, has been put on Moscow's wanted list after her ex-husband reported she had escaped from pre-trial house arrest.

Reuters

UN warns of 'grave crisis' at Ukraine nuclear plant

The UN nuclear chief warned Thursday that “very alarming” military activity at Europe’s largest nuclear plant in southeastern Ukraine could lead to dangerous consequences for the region and called for an end to attacks at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia facility. Read FRANCE 24’s live coverage of the day’s events. All times…

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Russian reporter put under house arrest over war criticism

A court in Russia has ordered a former state TV journalist placed under house arrest for nearly two months on charges of spreading false information about Russia’s armed forces

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Russian state TV protester gets two months' house arrest

Former Russian TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova was placed under house arrest for two months on Thursday in a criminal case where she is charged with spreading fake news about Russia's armed forces, Interfax news agency quoted a Moscow court as saying.

Evening Standard

Marina Ovsyannikova: Russia charges journalist who protested Ukraine war live on TV

A Russian journalist who staged a TV protest about the war in Ukraine was charged on Wednesday with spreading false information about the Russian army, an offence punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

Daily Mirror

Woman who stormed Vladimir Putin's news show with 'stop the war' banner has home RAIDED

Journalist Marina Ovsyannikova, 44, charged onto the set of Russia’s most-watched news show in March with posters saying “They’re lying to you here” and “Stop the War!”

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Russian security services raid former state TV journalist’s house over Ukraine war criticism

Former Channel One producer faces 15 years in prison for her anti-war campaigning

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Al Jazeera

Russian TV journalist detained over criticism of Ukraine war

TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova, who made international news over a live-on-air anti-war protest, has been detained.

The Independent UK

Russia targets reporter with raid, probe over war criticism

Russian authorities on Wednesday raided the home of a former state TV journalist who quit after making an on-air protest against Moscow’s war in Ukraine

Reuters

Russian security forces raid house of TV protestor Ovsyannikova - lawyer

Russian state security services on Wednesday searched the house of former state TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova, who in March denounced the war in Ukraine during a live news bulletin on television, her lawyer said on social media.

The Guardian - AU

Zelenskiy says grain exports ready to start; Kyiv and Moscow both launch investigations into PoW deaths – as it happened

Ukraine says Black Sea ports ready to export grain; Kyiv calls on world leaders to condemn Russia over attack that led to death of 40 PoWs. This blog is now closed

The Guardian - UK

Russia-Ukraine war latest: what we know on day 156 of the invasion

Ukraine steps up campaign to retake Russian-controlled regions in south; Kyiv accuses Russia of a war crime over the deaths of more than 40 prisoners of war

The Independent UK

Russia finds former state TV journalist guilty of discrediting army in ‘absurd’ trial

Journalist says trial was ‘to intimidate all the people in Russia who oppose the war’

Reuters

Former state TV journalist found guilty of discrediting Russia's armed forces

Former Russian TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova was found guilty on Thursday of discrediting the country's armed forces in social media posts condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine.

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