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One of the Kremlin ' S Main Advocates May Lose Air and Position

One of the most well-known Russian advocates, Dmitry Kiselev, may be removed from the "Vesti of the Week" programme he has been running since 2012, and dismissed from the post of Director General of Russia Today.

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One of the Kremlin ' S Main Advocates May Lose Air and Position

3 hours ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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ZN.UA Зеркало недели broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine 3 hours ago on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.

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