Ukraine-News: Moscow and Kyiv accuse each other of shelling nuclear power plants

The one that became known through its live protest once morest the Russian military operation in Ukraine TV journalist Marina Ovzyannikova compared her return to Moscow to a game of Russian roulette. In an interview with the AFP news agency, the 44-year-old said she knew she might be arrested at any time: “I decided to play Russian roulette.” She was “a fighter” and was “not afraid despite the intimidation”. “You can find a law to punish any person,” said Ovzyannikova alluding to a somber aphorism from the days of Stalinist terror. “If they make that decision, they will arrest me within a day, it will only take a few seconds.”

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