FILE – Former Russian lawmaker Gennady Gudkov speaks during a meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria, Feb. 19, 2022.
Former Russian federal and local parliament deputies who broke away from Russian President Vladimir Putin and turned against the Kremlin are gathered for a meeting in Warsaw. Former Russian State Duma member Gennady Gudkov told VOA Russian that Russian exiles need to create efficient media outlets to oppose Kremlin propaganda and reach Russian-speaking populations inside and outside of Russia.
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