Russian TV employee feared missing following ‘no war’ broadcast interruption: Reports

By Heather Hamilton

Published March 15, 2022 1:16pm ET

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Russian TV employee feared missing following ‘no war’ broadcast interruption: Reports — The protesting Russian TV employee who interrupted a live news broadcast by walking on screen while holding an anti-war sign is reportedly feared to be missing. The woman, who was identified as Channel One editor Marina Ovsyannikova, was initially detained Monday on administrative charges. As of early Tuesday morning, a tweet translated from Russian human […]

The protesting Russian TV employee who interrupted a live news broadcast by walking on screen while holding an anti-war sign is reportedly feared to be missing.

The woman, who was identified as Channel One editor Marina Ovsyannikova, was initially detained Monday on administrative charges.

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