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1. Attacked for "Speaking Buryat" on the Bus

A Buryat woman was attacked on a Moscow bus for speaking "her language." According to the victim, she was speaking Russian.

Tags: internet, language, bus, racism, Moscow, buryatia
2. Starlink's Shadow Network

An investigation finds that the Russian army is still using Starlink in Ukraine despite restrictions, but connectivity remains fragile, worsened by Russia's own messaging limits.

Tags: technology, internet, military, war, russia file
3. Twitch Says No to Russian Drones

Twitch banned Russian streamers for retransmitting a recruitment event for drone building by a Russian university.

Tags: tatarstan, children, drones, war in ukraine, twitch, internet
4. From Poisoning to Firewalls

The same FSB unit tied to Navalny's poisoning is now leading Russia's push to restrict Telegram, WhatsApp, and VPNs, according to industry sources.

Tags: law, government, technology, internet, russia file
5. "We Shouldn't Feel Fear"

A blogger uploaded a video message to Putin, saying people were afraid of him. Two days later, she thanked him.

Tags: social issues, politics, Instagram, dissent, putin, internet
6. Convicted for Crypto

A Bryansk man was convicted of financing terrorism for transferring cryptocurrency to a banned Russian political organization.

Tags: internet, terrorism, law, censorship, money
7. Defender of the Grill

A Russian woman sued for the illegal distribution of her dacha recipes, and won.

Tags: law, dacha, internet
8. "Mehh": Fined For Reposting Government Video

A man in Moscow Oblast was fined for reposting a video of sheep with the letter "Z" on their wool.

Tags: Moscow, dagestan, dissent, censorship, internet, animals
9. Moscow Doesn't Believe in Internet

Recent internet outages in Moscow have had some 90s-esque consequences.

Tags: security, Moscow, internet
10. Roskomnadzor Protestors Arrested

Three activists blocked the doors of Roskomnadzor to protest internet surveillance and were arrested.

Tags: government, political prisoners, censorship, internet, dissent, roskomnadzor

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