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worker at Dozhd TV said they must declare their “ hostile ” status when they publish any news. She

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Russia has passed a new law meaning citizens who spread what it described as" fake" information about the military can be jailed for up to 15 years.It comes as the Kremlin continues to insist that its war with neighbouring Ukraine is a" special operation". Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, is continuing to crack down on protesters taking to the streets to demonstrate against the conflict, which entered its eighth day on Friday. Meanwhile, schools and media organisations have been ordered no

Russian authorities have issued more arrest warrants for exiled anti-war activists as its crackdown against dissent reaches unprecedented levels.In the latest move, the Kremlin has issued a new wanted list in the Interior Ministry's database of individuals wanted on criminal charges, according to independent Russian news outlet Mediazone. Women's rights and anti-war activist Darya Serenko is wanted alongisde prominent journalist and author Mikhail Zygar. Both fled Russia after the nvasion of Ukr

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