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Russian TV series set in Mariupol is Kremlin’s latest propaganda “special operation”

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"20 days in Mariupol" won this year’s Oscar for best documentary. Russia's main state TV channel is broadcasting a series designed to propagate the Kremlin's official propaganda story. The series follows two Moscow students who volunteer to fight in the Russian army and are sent to Mari upol. Russian soldiers who fought in the city reportedly appear in the series.

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Russian TV series set in Mariupol is Kremlin’s latest propaganda “special operation”

While the film "20 days in Mariupol", made by two Ukrainian journalists, won this year’s Oscar for best documentary, Russia's main state TV channel is broadcasting a series designed to propagate the Kremlin's official propaganda story, which denies the atrocities committed in Mariupol, despite all the evidence gathered by independent journalists.

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