The legal troubles continue for the presenter. On March 14, she interrupted the newspaper of the first Russian channel where she worked, brandishing a sign against the offensive launched by Vladimir Putin. A gesture that went around the world and changed his life. Five months later, the young woman must be tried in Moscow for “discrediting” the army. But this is not his first appearance in court. On July 28, the Russian courts already sentenced him to a fine of 50,000 rubles (800 euros) for similar acts.
He was accused of having said that the operation in Ukraine was a “crime” when speaking to journalists on July 13, during a hearing concerning an imprisoned opponent, Ilia Yachine. Four days later, the 44-year-old journalist was briefly arrested in the Moscow region.