More than two weeks after the start of the war in Ukraine, television channels continue to shake up their usual programming. After France Télévisions this week, it is the turn of M6 to announce a special evening devoted to the conflict this Sunday. Instead of a number Capital dedicated to the “great gamble of made in France”, the channel calls on its news Avengers.
For the first time, Ophélie Meunier, Julien Courbet and Bernard de la Villardière will be brought together to present this exceptional bonus live. In a press release, M6 indicates that the three presenters are mobilizing “for a special evening devoted to the war in Ukraine, its effects on the ground and its consequences for the French” with the aim of “deciphering and answering all the questions in a single show. »
The reunification of the three news magazines of M6
From 9:10 p.m., viewers will discover three special issues of Capital, Restricted zone and Exclusive inquiry. The episode of the economic program presented by Julien Courbet will be devoted to the consequences of the crisis in Ukraine on the purchasing power of the French. Fuel, gas, food, the magazine’s teams will endeavor to understand the rise in prices and offer solutions to the public.
Ophélie Meunier will also be on set to launch a subject on the resistance of the Ukrainian people. Journalists from the program have gone to Kiev alongside those who are trying to repel the advance of the Russian army. 150 kilometers from the capital, the magazine also set up its cameras in the city of Zhytomyr, ravaged by air raids and missiles launched from Belarus.
The evening will end with a documentary proposed by the teams ofExclusive inquiry entitled Belarus: Putin’s last dictatorship in Europe. “A few days before the invasion of Ukraine, our journalists went clandestinely to Belarus, pretending to be simple tourists. […] By filming the daily life of Belarusians, they discovered a police state, violent and inflexible, which puts in prison those who challenge the authority of the regime”, announces the press release of the program which will also be interested in Alexander Lukashenko, the Belarusian president.