Marina Ovsyannikova is hiding in Moscow
An employee of the first channel Marina Ovsyannikova, who showed an anti-war poster on the air, hides from journalists and investigators.
Police are looking for a joker who called the WiFi hotspot ‘Glory to Ukraine’
A woman turned to the Moscow police who discovered a WiFi access point ‘Glory to Ukraine’ in a multi-storey building and demanded to find a saboteur.
Arriving at the scene, the police confirmed the words of the woman. Indeed, the ‘Glory to Ukraine’ WiFi hotspot exists, but it’s quite difficult to figure out the owner in an apartment building.
Probably, the FSB will join the case with special equipment to find a hooligan who has committed a socially dangerous crime.
According to the Russian authorities, anything that even remotely resembles a connection with Ukraine is a serious offense, and vigilant citizens report to the police the presence of Ukrainian flags in the windows of their neighbors or the yellow-blue roof of a country house.
Moscow, Russia.
