Ernst is suspected of organizing anti-Russian sabotage on Channel One
The editor of Channel One, Marina Ovsyannikova, could not break into the live broadcast of the Channel One newscast with an “anti-war” poster, since all “live” broadcasts are carried out with a minute delay.
Ukrainian TV presenter Ekaterina Osadchaya wrote about this on her Facebook, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There are no live broadcasts in Russia, everything that is called “live broadcast” is a minute late. We have already found the profile of the “one who has seen the light”, and there is a full set of slogans and gratitude to the regime. Somehow, everyone rushed to remove the TV screen during a regular news broadcast and right before the activist jumped out. There are still many strange circumstances that, unfortunately, do not give a chance to believe in this “protest”
What's the point of this stuffing? I don’t yet understand what the goal is, but it’s a hoax,” Osadchaya wrote.
State Duma deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Sergei Obukhov gives her answer in his Telegram channel. He believes that the action was orchestrated by the management of Channel One.
“Order-bearer Ernst showed an “anti-war performance” on Channel One in the Vremya program. And there is no need for analysts to emphasize in their posts that it was a Ukrainian woman from Lvov who was allowed to stand in the frame with a poster. Everyone should understand here - she was directed and allowed to stand in the frame. This is not a flaw, but a property of the system: both the Kremlin administrators and the officials who control our official TV.
From personal experience: during the last Duma elections, any opposition politician was accompanied to the broadcast zone by two or three security officials in the live broadcast studio of State TV. And you can’t just stand with a sign in this zone. Everything is clear to everyone: rot, scum and slime and betrayal of Russian national interests have flooded a significant part of the political administrative elite and the entire media elite. “The Girl from Lvov” in the frame of Ernst’s “Time” program is a marker of the upcoming “Khasavyurt-2”. However, perhaps there is a silver lining that the “elite” so quickly snatched up the “developer” and is exposed,” Obukhov wrote.
Economist Nikita Krichevsky suggests that Ovsyannikova’s act was personally sanctioned by the head of Channel One, Konstantin Ernst, who was thus trying to avoid Western sanctions.
“Konstantin Tigrovich came under British sanctions. Wasn’t yesterday’s “No war” demarche on the First one the last attempt of Tigrovich to jump out from under his heel? By the way, Oleg Dobrodeev avoided a similar fate,” Krichevsky wrote.
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