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Does this relate to the situation in Kursk Oblast?

• _heimdall 2y ago
  Hard to say for sure obviously. The timing is pretty convenient, if the government is doing a poor job responding to an invading force they have good reason to limit communication among the public to tools they can control.
• worstspotgain 2y ago
  This won't do much to stop the flow of information into Russia, but might hamper the flow within. I don't think it's meant to just affect the battlefield (and in that case it could have just been regionally limited.) It's more likely to be a preparatory move. I have a feeling that the risk of a nuke being used just went up.
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• renegade-otter 2y ago
  Yes. They, amazingly, discussed it already on state propaganda TV - how much should people know? The regime really is concerned about controlling the narrative before it gets out of control. Neither panic nor clamoring for nuclear holocaust helps them here.