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"I Do Exile Journalism, but I'm Not in exile."

Summary by дEkoder | DEKODER | Journalismus Aus Russland in Deutscher Übersetzung |
Most of the critics of the regime have left Russia or are silent. Monologue of a journalist who has remained in Russia and continues to work with Meduza.
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"I Do Exile Journalism, but I'm Not in exile."

Most of the critics of the regime have left Russia or are silent. Monologue of a journalist who has remained in Russia and continues to work with Meduza.

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дekoder | DEKODER | Journalismus aus Russland in deutscher Übersetzung | broke the news in on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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