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WATCH: Donbass: I'm Alive!  Mariupol survivors of Ukrainian attacks find shelter

New RT documentary “It’s the Azov battalion. They forced people out of their houses and into basements. Then tanks started shooting from here, from there,” a Mariupol resident shared her story with the film crew. Over 400,000 people in Mariupol had to go underground because they couldn’t leave the city. The film tracks stories of people who had to survive in Mariupol under Ukrainian shelling. Sheltering in cellars and watching Ukrainian tanks firing at residential buildings. They have all gone through hell and back. Now they’re happy to be alive and hope for a new beginning. (Apr 26, 2022, 50 mins,)




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WATCH: CrossTalk: West’s war on Russia

RT show - US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin says he will move heaven and earth to assist Ukraine. At the same time, the EU’s foreign policy chief exclaims relations with Russia should be rebuilt. Talk about a united messaging problem! This is akin to saying ‘to save Ukraine, the West must destroy it.’


With guests Earl Rasmussen, John Laughland, and Alex Mihailovich.. (April 29, 2022, 50 mins,)


WATCH: Fast Forward to Fascism - Ukrainian nationalism in the making

New RT documentary examining what happened in Ukraine before Russia invaded in February, and how what's happening today is a result of consistent & systematic planning to form an ideology to dehumanize Russians. Nationalists have been taught how to lead a war on social media, eventually launching a guided communication battle against the Russian people. The film examines the 2014 coup and actions of neo-Nazi groups like Azov, Aidar and Pravy Sektor and their continued glorification of Stepan Bandera who was a Ukrainian Nazi collaborator. Yet, in 2010, Bandera was pronounced a national hero, with torch-lit marches in his honor ever since. (Apr. 29, 2022, 27 mins,)

WATCH: Donbass: I'm Alive!  Mariupol survivors of Ukrainian attacks find shelter

New RT documentary “It’s the Azov battalion. They forced people out of their houses and into basements. Then tanks started shooting from here, from there,” a Mariupol resident shared her story with the film crew. Over 400,000 people in Mariupol had to go underground because they couldn’t leave the city. The film tracks stories of people who had to survive in Mariupol under Ukrainian shelling. Sheltering in cellars and watching Ukrainian tanks firing at residential buildings. They have all gone through hell and back. Now they’re happy to be alive and hope for a new beginning. (Apr 26, 2022, 50 mins,)

RUSSIA & EUROPE   28 Feb 2022

Facebook will block access to Russian news outlets just three days after announcing they'll allow praise for Ukraine's neo-Nazi Azov Battalion


RUSSIA & EUROPE   28 Feb 2022

EU Commissioner: "freedom is priceless" [two days earlier the EU shut down all Russian news]


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