The Russian Journalist Who Interrupted Live National TV

This was March 14th last year and you can see the anchor there seated in the foreground. The other person behind her is actually an editor who worked at that TV station. Just days before she made that protest on live national TV in Russia, Russian President Vladimir Putin got his rubber stamp little Potemkin parliament to pass a new law declaring that it was now a crime in Russia just to call Russia's war in Ukraine a war. So she was arrested as she knew she would be. She was then facing 10 years in prison. But now she is free. Well she's a fugitive but she's free. They got her out of Russia.