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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsOne Russian war protestor the police couldn't immediately grab.
This is supposed to be legit:
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They did get her. Apparently she works for the network:
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One Russian war protestor the police couldn't immediately grab. (Original Post)
Tomconroy
Mar 2022
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crickets
(25,959 posts)1. Wow. Perhaps not smart, but very, very brave.
Could anyone who speaks Russian please translate?
Link to tweet
Mary Ilyushina
@maryilyushina
Before the woman - editor Maria Ovsiannikova - stormed the set she prerecorded this video message saying: "What is going on in Ukraine is a crime."
[video]
3:27 PM · Mar 14, 2022
@maryilyushina
Before the woman - editor Maria Ovsiannikova - stormed the set she prerecorded this video message saying: "What is going on in Ukraine is a crime."
[video]
3:27 PM · Mar 14, 2022
COL Mustard
(5,886 posts)2. How do you say
Fake News in Russian?
That's a brave woman!
unblock
(52,163 posts)3. "Pravda"
Ok technically, Pravda means "truth". But as a news outlet, "everybody" in Russia knows Pravda is propaganda.
Doesn't keep mist from believing it though, because it's not all lies and the actual truth is harder to come by....
BeyondGeography
(39,367 posts)4. Translation
SheltieLover
(57,073 posts)5. Very brave woman!