Russia is censoring any news describing Russia's actions as an 'assault,' 'invasion,' or a 'war' as well as any articles mentioning antiwar protests, attacks on cities or the killing of civilians.
describing Russia's actions as an"assault,""invasion" or a"declaration of war," as well as any articles mentioning antiwar protests, attacks on cities or the killing of civilians.
However, the media regulator said the article contained"false messages about terrorist attacks or other kind [sic] of information of public concern." Roskomnadzor has said that journalists can only find reliable information about Russia's actions from"official Russian information outlets." The VOA is a U.S. government-owned international broadcaster. It produces digital, TV and radio content distributed in 47 languages around the world.
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