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  1. A Moscow-based agency (SDA) is revealed to be involved in Kremlin-directed disinformation campaigns, targeting countries like Germany and attempting to influence elections in Armenia.
  2. Kremlin spokespeople are commenting on the UN's perceived devaluation while discussing the ongoing situation in Ukraine.

Russia sentenced Maxim Kruglov for social media posts, which cited UN data on civilian casualties in Ukraine.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 25
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Russia sentenced Maxim Kruglov for social media posts, which cited UN data on civilian casualties in Ukraine.

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Maxim KruglovUnited Nations

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  1. Maxim Kruglov was detained after criticizing Russian military actions.Sub-event
  2. Russian deputy leader Maxim Kruglov was sentenced for social media posts citing UN data on civilian casualties.1 source

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Kremlin spokespeople are commenting on the UN's perceived devaluation while discussing the ongoing situation in Ukraine. All 2 developments

Within A Moscow-based agency (SDA) is revealed to be involved in Kremlin-directed disinformation campaigns, targeting countries like Germany and attempting to influence elections in Armenia.

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