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War of words

Australia and the West cannot afford to be weak

12 March 2022

9:00 AM

12 March 2022

9:00 AM

Australia is waging a war of words with Russia. Foreign Minister Marise Payne has announced new sanctions on ‘propagandists and purveyors of disinformation’ who propagate false narratives about the alleged ‘de-Nazification of Ukraine’. It’s hardly a bold response. The claim, which was made by President Putin as justification for his invasion of Ukraine, is one of the easiest to debunk.

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