“Of course I’m scared and big. I am only human. “Anything can happen, a car accident, anything they want, I’m aware of that,” he says. According to him, he is currently the “number one enemy”.
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The situation in her family is particularly stressful. “It all affects my son and he is going through a very difficult phase at his age. He accused me of ruining all our lives, “Ovsyannikov admitted. In the family, “they talk, but mentally it’s very difficult for me, I’m among the queues,” she told the weekly Der Spiegel.
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In the interview, she described exactly how she made up her protest. “I started working as usual. In the studio, I watched closely where exactly the cameras were, how they moved and where I could stand, “said Ovsyannikova. However, she was afraid that her protest would not be seen.
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“I hurried into the studio, past a policeman on duty with us. He couldn’t react anymore, I already had a developed poster in my hands and I was behind the presenter. Then I quickly returned to my workplace and waited, “she described. Investigators checked with my bosses that it was me, and then, according to her, the police came for her.
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It is not clear what will happen to Ovsyannikov. Asked by Spiegel whether she wanted to leave Russia, she flatly rejected this option. “No, I don’t want to leave our country. I’m a patriot, my son is even bigger. We definitely don’t want to leave, we don’t want to emigrate anywhere. “
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The court fined her a fine of 30,000 rubles (6,650 crowns). She denied her guilt in court. “I do not admit my guilt,” Ovsyannikova said in the courtroom, the AFP news agency reported. “I am convinced that Russia is committing a crime,” she said. Initially, there were fears that she could end up behind bars for 15 years under the new law. In the end, the sentence was limited to a fine because the woman called for protests.
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