Russian disinformation campaigns aren’t confined to attempts at tampering with U.S. elections. In fact, they are rife in countries once ruled from Moscow.
Some former soviet states have tried to suppress the propaganda by banning Russian television stations, and even limiting the use of the Russian language on their domestic channels.
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Russian disinformation campaigns aren’t confined to attempts at tampering with U.S. elections. In fact, they are rife in countries once ruled from Moscow.
Some former soviet states have tried to suppress the propaganda by banning Russian television stations, and even limiting the use of the Russian language on their domestic channels.