The dayslong outage in the most important part of Moscow crystallized fears that Putin would go further than Russians imagined to cut them off from the world & interrupt their lives as he brings the nation’s internet fully under Kremlin control. @PaulSonne
https://t.co/u42efCsnLM
Two of the strongest parts of the @washingtonpost are its international and sports coverage. They have amazing must-read writers. If they are gutted by Bezos's publisher, it would be one of the most self-destructive acts in American journalism in years. Praying it's not true.
Amazing journalism: The Times obtained thousands of complaints by Russian citizens outlying brutal mistreatment of Russian soldiers by their own officers. https://t.co/ptlrZkri1R
The complaints were inadvertently posted online by the Russian government; @echofm_online@kmvir shared them with The Times. They show the brutality and coercion inside the Russian military.
With @PaulSonne@Nat_Vasilyeva@AlinaLobzina & Milana Mazaeva https://t.co/Fl38MRZC6E
IN THEIR OWN VOICES. Russian soldiers and their loved ones on abuse within the Russian military:
"They were handcuffed undressed to a tree in January and held for several hours, some of them until the morning."
https://t.co/3IprbSuLKQ