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Lithuania is seeking support for a naval coalition that would enforce a protective corridor for grain shipments from Ukraine and break a Russian blockade of the Black Sea, news reports said.
Thank you so much for talking to us. >> thank you. >> the russian journalist who staged an anti war protest, live on national television, appeared in court yesterday. we -- under moscow's new censorship laws, there are a magnay reports. >> this was an astonishing act of courage, five seconds on state tv that millions would have washed, don't believe the propaganda they are lying to you, it read. this message, recorded in advance. 48 hours later marina ovsyannikova emerge from court, the punishment a relatively small, fine but there may be more to come.
The russian people as well. >> and cal, just quickly, we heard him speak directly to the journalists who in her act of defiance in war protest held up that no war sign on russian state tv at great peril. i imagine that got a lot of air time there in ukraine as well. >> reporter: yeah, he's trying to counteract what russians are seeing on russian state tv. they're monitoring what is being shown on russian state tv. it's something that is pretty fascinating, because there was a long-running joke here that president zelenskyy would win a free and fair election in russia because he's the only one ...
In this case where you have fsb agents showing up at someone's home, threatening to drag them to prison, unless the company in silicon valley does what we and the kremlin say right now, and it worked, it worked in that case. >> then shows up at the hotel, where it has the safety and security anonymity, and can you tell me quickly what the status is of the google executive, right now, do you know. >> we have been asked not to go too far into detail about what's happening, but these companies and others are worried about the security of their employees and making moves, even before the war start...
About what happens if vladimir putin or anyone else is found guilty. what are the chances of him ending up or somebody ending up in a courtroom? plus, establishing proof that strikes on residential buildings are deliberate. that is in our next hour. just ahead right now, the russian journalist with a war protest on cnn. why she felt she had to do that in her own words and how she is not alone about trying to tell the russians about the war. "i wisish i'd bought an even thinner tv, found a lighter light beer, or had an even smarter smartphone." do you think any of us will look back on our lives...