Woman who stormed Vladimir Putin's news program with 'Stop the War' banner burst into her home

Journalist Marina Ovsyannikova, 44, took to the set of Russia's most-watched news program in March with posters saying "They are lying to you here" and "Stop the war!"

TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova stormed the set of Putin's favorite news channel (

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The journalist who stormed the set of Vladimir Putin's favorite news channel with a "Stop the War" banner has had her home raided.

TV journalist Marina Ovsyannikova, 44, walked into Russia's most-watched news program armed with posters saying "They're lying to you here" and "Stop the war!"

She has been repeatedly targeted by Putin's officers since her protest in March - and her home has been searched again by Russian law enforcement.

The Russians accuse Marina of discrediting the military under draconian new laws aimed at stifling any criticism of the war in Ukraine.

Last week she was fined 50,000 rubles (£690) and this week another court fined her 40,000 rubles (£550).

His house was again raided by Russian law enforcement (

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Marina Ovsyannikova)