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She was detained and questioned for 14 hours before being released and ordered to pay a $280 fine. Ukrainians remain suspicious of Marina Ovsyannikova, with some calling her a spy. Ovsyannikova was an editor at RussiaвЂ™s Channel One television when she barged onto the set of its flagship вЂњVremyaвЂќ (вЂњTimeвЂќ) evening news in March holding a poster reading вЂњNo WarвЂќ in English.

In it, she detailed how she has been damned as a traitor in her homeland - while Ukrainians remain suspicious, calling her a Russian spy. The paper noted how her protests against the war changed her life, with her column explaining вЂњwhy she had to take this step and what triggers the KremlinвЂ™s propaganda in the population.вЂќ Russian reporter Marina Ovsyannikova ran onto the set of RussiaвЂ™s main state news broadcaster carrying signs including вЂњNO WAR.вЂќ AFP via Getty Images The paper heralded its new hiring with a front-page photo of Ovsyannikova alongside her first column.

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The defiant journalist - who ran onto the set of RussiaвЂ™s main state news broadcaster carrying signs including вЂњNO WARвЂќ - will write for the paper as well as be a regular contributor to its TV channel, the company said.Дie WeltвЂ™s editor-in-chief, Ulf Poschardt, praised OvsyannikovaвЂ™s вЂњcourage at a decisive moment,вЂќ saying she had вЂњdefended the most important journalistic virtues - despite the threat of state repression.вЂќ Marina Ovsyannikova, 43, вЂњis now a freelance correspondent for Die Welt, reporting from Ukraine and Russia, among other places,вЂќ the newspaper said in a statement to Agence France-Presse. The brave Moscow broadcaster who staged a live on-set protest of RussiaвЂ™s war on Ukraine has a new job with German newspaper Die Welt, which ran her first front-page report Monday. Satellite images show fresh mass graves for 9,000 innocents slaughtered by Russians UK police investigating 50 allegations of Ukraine war crimesДЄustralia targets PutinвЂ™s daughters, Russian senators in fresh sanctions