Police in Russia detain over 4,300 more anti-Ukraine invasion protesters, as monitoring group warns of Moscow 'military censorship'
in Russia and the Putin-controlled parliament passing legislation threatening to imprison people for up to 15 years if they publish what Moscow deems "fake" information about Russia's invasion.
Local independent outlets have closed and Western media giants including Bloomberg and the BBC announced they're"The screws are being fully tightened — essentially we are witnessing military censorship," said OVID-Infor spokesperson Maria Kuznetsova"We are seeing rather big protests today, even in Siberian cities where we only rarely saw such numbers of arrests," Kuznetsova added.
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