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Russian sanctions are hurting Putin’s enemies

8 July 2023

7:34 AM

8 July 2023

7:34 AM

‘Ukrainians fight for their homeland, Russians fight for Putin’s ambitions’, declared the TV presenter on his YouTube channel earlier this year. This was not a Ukrainian propagandist. In fact, the commentator was Russian and talking on ‘TV Rain’, the most popular and effective opposition channel broadcasting into Russia.

In TV Rain’s final programme from Moscow before the station was forced to shut down and move abroad, the founder declared: ‘No to war.

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