Russian Faith by RIA Katyusha
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The decree approving the “Fundamentals of State Policy for Preserving and Strengthening Russia’s Traditional Spiritual and Moral Values,” which introduces a mechanism of moral censorship, should be signed in the near future – this is a matter of national security. The idea was supported by a number of political and public figures, from Peter Tolstoy, deputy speaker of the State Duma, to film director Nikita Mikhalkov, at a public convention in Moscow’s Balchug Hotel. Against the backdrop of an open information war with the West and a special operation in Ukraine, the sabotage of a healthy initiative of the country’s power bloc by the officials in the Presidential Administration who were behind the decision of the Ministry of Culture to withdraw the draft decree from consideration can only be seen as sabotage and complicity of the enemy…
