How the Russian state media rescued Belarusian broadcasters from political pluralism

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An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
Title
How the Russian state media rescued Belarusian broadcasters from political pluralism
Date
September 16, 2020 03:19
Description
An article describing Russian journalists' activities in Belarus after the Belarus election in 2020.
Source
https://meduza.io/en/feature/2020/09/15/but-help-came
Creator
Alexey Kovalev
translator
Kevin Rothrock
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