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Write about Russia for Reuters. Views own etc. Previously: Moscow Bureau Chief @Reuters and correspondent @WSJ @Telegraph @Independent and @guardian
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Dois celulares e app: como russos driblam a “cortina digital” de Putin

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By Andrew Osborn Verified
| CNN Brasil Verified
Em um café tranquilo popular por seu Wi-Fi gratuito e bom café, uma designer de interiores russa acessa uma rede privada virtual (VPN) para poder conversar com amigos no exterior usando o aplicativo de mensagens americano WhatsApp, que é bloqueado dentro da Rússia. Mais tarde, ela desliga a VPN para comprar uma passagem no site da Ferrovia Russa, que impede o acesso de qualquer pessoa que use ferramentas para ocultar sua localização.
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Russians juggle phones and VPNs to skirt Putin’s digital iron curtain

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By Andrew Osborn Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
In a quiet cafe popular for its free Wi-Fi and good coffee, a Russian interior designer logs onto a virtual private network so she can chat with friends abroad using the U.S. messaging service WhatsApp, which is blocked inside Russia. Later, she toggles off the VPN to buy a ticket on the Russian Railways website, which bars anyone using the tools to obscure their location. She then picks up a second phone to check for messages from clients on the state-controlled app MAX.
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Rússia nega ter atacado mosteiro histórico em Kiev

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By Lucy Papachristou Verified, Andrew Osborn Verified
| CNN Brasil Verified
A Rússia afirmou nesta segunda-feira (15) que não atingiu o histórico mosteiro de Pechersk Lavra, em Kiev, durante o ataque noturno a fábricas militares na capital ucraniana. Moscou alega que um míssil de defesa aérea Patriot, de fabricação americana, danificou o local religioso. O mosteiro, Patrimônio Mundial da Unesco, foi incendiado na madrugada de segunda-feira (15), no mais intenso ataque aéreo russo contra a capital ucraniana em duas semanas.
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Russians dodge Putin's digital iron curtain

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By Andrew Osborn Verified
| New Straits Times Verified
IN a quiet cafe popular for its free Wi-Fi and good coffee, a Russian interior designer logs onto a virtual private network so she can chat with friends abroad using the American messaging service WhatsApp, which is blocked in Russia. Later, she toggles off the VPN to buy a ticket on the Russian Railways website, which bars anyone using the tools to obscure their location. She then picks up a second phone to check for messages from clients on the state-controlled app MAX.
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Two phones and an app: How Russians skirt Putin's digital iron curtain

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By Andrew Osborn Verified
| Yahoo Verified
By Andrew Osborn Sat, June 13, 2026 at 9:03 AM UTC 7 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Russian messaging app MAX is displayed on a smartphone next to a screen showing the state flag of Russia in this illustration taken September 4, 2025.
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Putin says he currently sees no reason to meet Zelenskyy

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By Vladimir Soldatkin Verified, Andrew Osborn Verified
| Japan Today Verified
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday he currently saw no reason to meet Volodymyr Zelenskyy after the Ukrainian president published ‌an open letter proposing they hold face-to-face talks to agree an end to a war now in its fifth year. In his letter, which was sent to other countries, including the United States, Zelenskyy said the majority of Russians had grown tired ‌of Ukrainian missile and drone attacks, high inflation and fuel shortages, and were ⁠ready for peace.
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Putin says he currently sees no reason to meet Ukraine's Zelenskiy

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By Vladimir Soldatkin Verified, Andrew Osborn Verified
| Tacoma News Tribune Verified
ST PETERSBURG, Russia - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday he currently saw no reason to meet Volodymyr Zelenskiy after the Ukrainian president published an open letter proposing they hold face-to-face talks to agree an end to a war now in its fifth year. In his letter, which was sent to other countries, including the U.S., Zelenskiy said the majority of Russians had grown tired of Ukrainian missile and drone attacks, high inflation and fuel shortages, and were ready for peace.
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Putin rejects Zelensky's call for face-to-face talks on ending war

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By Vladimir Soldatkin Verified, Andrew Osborn Verified
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By Vladimir Soldatkin and Andrew Osborn, Reuters Putin rules out face-to-face talks for now Says work is first needed to clinch an agreement Says Zelensky's letter was rude in parts War bloggers say it was designed to stir up discontent Russian President Vladimir Putin says he sees no reason to meet Volodymyr Zelensky after the Ukrainian president published an open letter proposing they hold face-to-face talks to agree to an end to a war now in its fifth year.
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Putin says he currently sees no reason to meet Ukraine's Zelenskiy

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By Vladimir Soldatkin Verified, Andrew Osborn Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
FILE PHOTO: Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks to representatives of international news agencies on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, at the Constantine Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia, June 4, 2026.
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Putin says he currently sees no reason to meet Ukraine's Zelenskiy

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By Vladimir Soldatkin Verified, Andrew Osborn Verified
| Yahoo Verified
FILE PHOTO: Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks to representatives of international news agencies on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, at the Constantine Palace in St. Petersburg, Russia, June 4, 2026.
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