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In Russia, a radio receiver was introduced as an alternative to the blocked Internet

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Roselektronika Holding, owned by Rostec, presented an advertising campaign for the Sever radio receiver, positioning it as an alternative to the blocked Internet. This is reported by the telegram channel Hedgehog.
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In Russia, a radio receiver was introduced as an alternative to the blocked Internet

Roselektronika Holding, owned by Rostec, presented an advertising campaign for the Sever radio receiver, positioning it as an alternative to the blocked Internet. This is reported by the telegram channel Hedgehog.

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EADaily broke the news on Saturday, May 2, 2026.
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