Anti-War Protester Interrupts Live News on Russian State TV
In an act of dissent on Monday, 14 March, an anti-war protester interrupted the live news broadcast on TV Channel One, which is a part of Russian state media.
She held up a sign behind the studio presenter, reading "NO WAR. Stop the war. Don't believe the propaganda. They are lying to you here."
Another sentence, "Russians against war", was partly concealed.
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Russia Drafting 40,000 Syrian Soldiers To Deploy in Ukraine
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and activists said that Russian officers, in coordination with the Syrian military and allied militia, had set up registration offices in regime-held areas.
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Russian TV Protester Fined, Released
A Russian court has fined and released the anti-war protester who interrupted the live news broadcast on TV Channel One, which is a part of Russian state media, reported AFP.
She held up a sign behind the studio presenter, reading "NO WAR. Stop the war. Don't believe the propaganda. They are lying to you here."
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