How a reporter was sexually assaulted in Russia

Colombian correspondent Julieth Gonzalez Theran has been sexually ambushed on Live TV while writing about the World Cup in Russia.

The correspondent was remaining in a city square in Saransk, Russia, announcing for Deutsche Welle, a German news station.

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Be that as it may, all right went live on TV for her report, a man came running up into the shot, got Gonzalez Theran and her bosom, kissed her on the cheek, and rapidly took off.

Gonzalez Theran didn't give the assault a chance to bother her one piece, as she stunningly proceeded with ideal on with her report as though nothing had happened — even while the man was grabbing her.

"We don't merit this treatment," Gonzalez Theran posted on Instagram with the video of her report not long after the occurrence. "We are similarly significant and experts. I share the delight of football, however we should distinguish the cutoff points of fondness and badgering."

The man presently can't seem to be recognized.

"I had been at the scene for two hours to plan for the communicate and there had been no intrusions," Gonzalez Theran said. "When we went live, this fan exploited the circumstance. Be that as it may, a while later, when

I verified whether he was still there, he was no more."

Gonzalez Theran and Bibiana Steinhaus — who is Germany's first female ref in the Bundesliga — immediately denounced the man's activities and faulted the "macho-commanded sports culture," as indicated by Deutsche Welle.

Gonzalez Theran isn't only there to "convey some shading to the photo," she stated, yet to "discuss frameworks and technique" on the field, as well.

"I feel for her, since this kind of assault has happened a few times previously," Steinhaus disclosed to Deutsche Welle. "Try not to kid yourself that comparative sexist things don't occur." . You can check out the video below