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作成日: 2022/03/16 19:56

更新日: 2025/12/09 17:33

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Russia&#039;s tightly controlled TV news got a shock on Monday when an anti-war protester rushed onto the set of a live, primetime broadcast.
                
A woman ran behind the anchor shouting &quot;Stop the war!&quot;
Her sign read &quot;Don&#039;t believe propaganda. They are lying to you here.&quot;
                
Russian media have identified her as Marina Ovsyannikova. She is now reportedly in police custody.
                
Before the broadcast, she recorded an explanation which was uploaded to social media.
                
She says, &quot;What is happening now in Ukraine is a crime, and Russia is the aggressor. The responsibility for that aggression lies on the conscience of only one man, and that man is Vladimir Putin.&quot;
                
Ovsyannikova&#039;s father is Ukrainian and her mother is Russian. She works as an editor for state-run TV and says she regrets spreading Kremlin propaganda.
                
She&#039;s by no means the only Russian speaking out. A human rights group in the country says about 15,000 protesters have been detained since the start of the attack.
                
The country&#039;s education ministry has released a 30-minute video conveying the government&#039;s position.
                
A TV reporter claims NATO&#039;s eastward expansion poses a threat.
                
A girl asks about the term &quot;special military operation&quot; which the Kremlin uses to describe the invasion.
                
And a self-proclaimed historian assures her that homes, schools and civilians are not under attack.
                
State-run media say the video is being shown in school classrooms nationwide.

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