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Russia slams Moldova over totalitarian censorship move

Moscow has blasted Moldova over an act of "political censorship" after Chisinau rescinded licenses of six Russian-language TV channels
Moscow has blasted Moldova over an act of "political censorship" after Chisinau rescinded licenses of six Russian-language TV channels

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