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Russian media censorship shrouds the scale of invasion in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin's censorship and crackdown on independent news in Russia means that television viewers in Russia may be unable to witness the full scale of the Ukraine invasion. The difference is "night and day" between what's shown on Russian television versus actual circumstances on the ground, reports CNN's Bianna Golodryga.
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