Russia Declares Deutsche Welle 'Undesirable'

Russia has declared the German broadcaster Deutsche Welle «undesirable», effectively banning its activities in the country. The announcement came on Tuesday amid escalating tensions between Moscow and Berlin over the conflict in Ukraine.

Russia has declared the German broadcaster Deutsche Welle «undesirable», which effectively means a ban on its activities in the country, announced on Tuesday amid escalating tensions between Moscow and Berlin over the conflict in Ukraine.

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