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Ukraine’s Central Intelligence Agency warns that Russia could be working on a large-scale disinformation campaign, including a video in which President Volodymyr Zelenskyy allegedly declares capitulation. The CIA urges people not to believe this and similar statements if they suddenly begin to appear because Ukraine will never surrender.

The Vse Dlya Vas [Everything for You] newspaper in the Russian city of Yakutsk published its most recent issue with a cover that reads “No to War.” The City Press Headquarters banned its sale “just in case.”

Russia’s Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media has started a mass blocking of Russian websites that write about Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Twitter has been shut down in Russia, and there are also general online/network issues - social media networks are barely working.

TV channel Russia 24 showed a video of interrogation of several men, one of them — Andriy Zakhtiy. He says on camera that he “followed the orders of Ukrainian Defence Intelligence on transporting of the saboteurs and their baggage around Crimea.”

Another ‘saboteur from Ukrainian Defense Intelligence’ arrested by the FSB is a Lviv-born resident of Yevpatoria who worked in construction, according to a statement of the Crimean Human Rights Group.