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Re:How Russia Took over the Internet in Crimea and Eastern U... by alexryndin on Saturday February 26, 2022 @11:15AM (#30478794)
> An important caveat is that this is according to Russia.

if you really wanted to, you could easily find an article on the evidently Ukrainian site, stated that "Advisor to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Oleksiy Orestovich in a comment to the Country confirmed that Ukraine refused to negotiate with Russia." (thanks to google translate)

https://strana.today/news/379089-ukraina-otkazalas-ot-pereho...

In this time it is really easy to wash brains and make fake news, but if you make a little effort and use different sources, you can always find the truth, and I encourage everyone to do so, use Telegram public channels, contact people from the "other side", always double check mass media and don't be ignorant.

Re:How Russia Took over the Internet in Crimea and Eastern U... by aix1 on Saturday February 26, 2022 @11:22AM (#30478874)
> an article on the evidently Ukrainian site

This "evidently Ukrainian site" is a Kremlin propaganda outlet:

https://www.stopfake.org/en/strana-ua-or-strana-ru-how-a-san...

Re:How Russia Took over the Internet in Crimea and Eastern U... by drran on Saturday February 26, 2022 @02:00PM (#30480628)
«Strana» (страна, country) is a Russian word. The Ukrainian word is «kraina» (країна).
Re:How Russia Took over the Internet in Crimea and Eastern U... by pell on Saturday February 26, 2022 @12:08PM (#30479446)
Strana is a pro-Russian website.