> It's not like the Russian government is being deprived of the ability to express its official narrative. It controls the media in Russia, and can freely expre

> It's not like the Russian government is being deprived of the ability to express its official narrative. It controls the media in Russia, and can freely express itself there. "You're not censored, you can always go in your lone cellar and scream your opinion in there". We're clearly suppressing the Russian side. Not unusual and not necessarily bad in a cold (?) war, but let's not act like it's not happening.