RAIS WA UKRAINE AMSHUKURU MWANAMKE ALIYEJITOKEZA KUPINGA VITA

Rais wa Ukraine Zelenskyy amemshukuru mwanamke wa Urusi baada ya kukimbilia kwenye seti ya taarifa ya moja kwa moja ya habari ya TV na bango la kupinga vita jana Jumatatu jioni.

Siku ya Jumatatu jana jioni, wakati wa taarifa ya moja kwa moja ya habari kwenye Channel 1 inayomilikiwa na serikali ya Urusi, mhariri mwanamke aliyeshikilia bango la kupinga vita alikimbilia kwenye seti na kusimama nyuma ya manga.

Bango hilo lilisomeka, “Hakuna vita, acha vita, propaganda hizo, wanakudanganya hapa” Mwanamke huyo aliyetambulika kwa jina la Marina Ovsyannikova, alikamatwa baadaye na kwa sasa yuko chini ya ulinzi wa polisi kama ilivyoripotiwa hapo awali.

Hapo awali, alirekodi video ambayo aliitaja uvamizi wa Urusi kama "uhalifu" na akasema alikuwa na aibu 

 kazi ya "propaganda za Kremlin" Rais wa Ukrain Volodymyr Zelenskyy alimshukuru na kusema anashukuru kwa Warusi wote "ambao hawaachi kujaribu kueleza ukweli" Katika taarifa yake ya video, Rais Zelenskyy alisema, "Ninawashukuru Warusi wale ambao hawaachi kujaribu kuwasilisha ukweli na  natoa shukrani kwa mwanamke ambaye aliingia studio ya Channel One na bango.

iliivamia Ukraine mnamo Februari 24 na imekuwa ikianzisha migomo kote nchini humo tangu Mamia kadhaa ya raia wameuawa katika vita hivyo hadi sasa Zaidi ya milioni 2.5 wameikimbia Ukraine tangu uvamizi huo uanze Duru ya nne ya mazungumzo kati ya Urusi na Ukraine yalifanyika jumatatua.

English 👇

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has thanked a Russian woman after she ran onto the set of a live TV news bulletin with an anti-war poster on Monday evening.

On Monday evening, during a live news bulletin on Russian state-owned Channel 1, a woman editor holding an anti-war sign ran onto the set and stood behind the anchor. The sign read, “No war, stop the war, don’t believe the propaganda, they are lying to you here”.

The woman, identified as Marina Ovsyannikova, was later arrested and is currently in police custody as per reports.

Earlier, she recorded a video in which she referred to the Russian invasion as a "crime" and said she was ashamed to have worked for “Kremlin propaganda”.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked her and said he was grateful to all Russians "who do not stop trying to convey the truth".

In a video statement, President Zelenskyy said, "I am grateful to those Russians who do not stop trying to convey the truth...and personally to the woman who entered the studio of Channel One with a poster against the war."

Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24 and has been launching strikes across the country ever since. Several hundred civilians have been killed in the war so far. More than 2.5 million have fled Ukraine since the invasion began.

The fourth round of talks between Russia and Ukraine were held on Monday.

FOLLOW PRIME UPDATES ON UKRAINE-RUSSIA WAR.