Tweet - "Seemingly afraid of anything exposing corruption or allowing for freedom of speech, Putin's Russia is trying to silence Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty while opposition leader Navalny conducts his hunger strike from Putin's gulag."
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"Seemingly afraid of anything exposing corruption or allowing for freedom of speech, Putin's Russia is trying to silence Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty while opposition leader Navalny conducts his hunger strike from Putin's gulag."
@RFERL
"Russia's media-monitoring agency adopted rules last year requiring listed outlets to mark all written materials with a lengthy notice in large text, all radio materials with an audio statement, and all video materials with a 15-second text declaration. https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-rfe-foreign-agent-fines-million-appeal-media/31191922.html"
@SenatorDurbin
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