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Marina Ovsyannikova was a cog in Putin’s propaganda machine. Now she’s a refugee
Marina Ovsyannikova still faces investigation over protest live on air and could receive up to 15 years in prison
Channel One employee risks imprisonment after extraordinary act of defiance
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