In March this year, Russian state media reported that the Ministry of the Interior had wanted a former employee who was noted for entering the studio and protesting against the war during the broadcast of a news program on Russian state television.
According to Russian state media, Marina Ovshannikova, who criticized Russia's military aggression against Ukraine while working for the state-run "Channel 1", disappeared from her home by the 3rd of this month and disappeared in Russia. It means that the Ministry of the Interior has made a wanted list.
According to her ex-husband, Ovshannikova took her daughter and left her home, although she was under house arrest until the 9th of this month by a Moscow court decision. It means that
Ms. Ovshannikova entered the studio during the broadcast of her news program in March, where she held up a piece of paper that read "No War" and appealed for her anti-war, and she was noticed.
Ovshannikova, who continued her anti-war activities even after retiring from state television, posted a photo in July of this year on social media holding a paper criticizing President Putin as a "murderer" and protesting against the Russian military. He was reportedly charged with spreading false information and could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison.