Is the Kremlin losing control of the war narrative? | Conflict Zone

As the Kremlin began its war against Ukraine, it forced the closure of Russia’s last independent media outlets. The aim, of course, was to secure absolute control of the public narrative about the invasion.

But did it work? And what about the people defying that control?

This week, Tim Sebastian speaks to Ekaterina Kotrikadze, news editor and presenter on one of the last channels to be shut down – Dozhd TV, known internationally as TV Rain.

She fled Russia in the first week of March and now co-chairs a program of news and analysis on Youtube.

Asked by Tim Sebastian whether Russia was returning to full strength, Soviet style repression, Kotrikadze said “I think it’s even worse.”

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