The mother of a girl from Murom, who showed a gesture of help on Channel One, promised to sue the journalists

According to her version, Veronica was asked to make a similar gesture if she starts to stumble.

The mother of a girl from Murom, who showed a gesture of helping victims of violence on the air of Channel One on June 21, promised to sue the journalists. This is reported by the local publication "Day in Vladimir".

According to her version, the journalists of Channel One asked Veronica to show such a gesture if she starts to stutter in order to reshoot it.

“I myself will go to law enforcement agencies and achieve justice, and the correspondents, together with the hosts of Channel One, will be held accountable before the law for deciding to cash in on us with the children, specifically asking my daughter to show this gesture if she starts to stumble to reshoot” - said Christina Borzhova.

Meanwhile, Yulia Rasnyanskaya, Ombudsman for Children's Rights of the Vladimir Region, said that the girl's mother had been prosecuted several times for preventing the child from communicating with his father.

“The children are now safe, they feel good,” added . Rasnyanskaya

On June 21, Channel One released the release of the program “Male / Female” called “Sutyazniki”. It told about former spouses Karen Tunyan and Kristina Borzhova, who cannot share custody of their youngest daughter Milana. Also in the story appeared the eldest daughter of Milana Veronica.

During filming in the apartment, Veronika Borzhova showed an international gesture signaling domestic violence. Behind her younger sister, she pressed her thumb to her palm several times, and then wrapped her other fingers around it.

After the viewers of Channel One drew attention to this, the journalists turned to the UK. The Investigative Committee began checking, and the former Tunyan said that even before the program went on the air, he applied to the prosecutor's office.