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Marina Ovsyannikova: Russian journalist fined after live broadcast protest

Marina Ovsyannikova: Russian journalist fined after live broadcast protest


Marina Ovsyannikova: Russian journalist fined after live broadcast protest
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Friends and supporters feared the worst after Ovsyannikova disappeared into police custody for nearly 24 hours after her arrest, suspecting that prosecutors may be preparing serious criminal charges against her. Russian state media also reported that the powerful investigative committee had opened a case against her.

She finally reappeared on Tuesday evening in a Moscow courtroom. In a photograph alongside a lawyer, she appeared unharmed and was wearing the same outfit and necklace in the colours of the Ukrainian flag as a day earlier.

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