A Russian TV editor who interrupted a broadcast to call out Vladimir Putin about his war in Ukraine has shared her terrifying ordeal to escape her homeland after she became a marked woman.
Marina Ovsyannikova, 44, who was born in Ukraine, made headlines a year ago when she stood in front of Channel One cameras with a placard that read: "NO WAR. STOP THE WAR. DO NOT BELIEVE THE PROPAGANDA. THEY'RE LYING TO YOU HERE. RUSSIANS AGAINST WAR."
She was put on the country's red list and placed under house arrest in August in relation to another incident when she held up a poster calling the tyrant a murderer, and his soldiers fascists.
