“Wake up.”

A woman with blonde hair, wearing a black blazer over a white and black patterned shirt, sits in a black office chair and speaks while resting her right hand on the side of her head; she maintains eye contact with the camera and her expression shifts slightly as she talks, set against a plain wall with a wooden wainscoting below, under a news banner identifying her as Natalya Poklonskaya, the General Prosecutor of Crimea, with a live broadcast label and a scrolling news ticker at the bottom.