Russia-Ukraine War

As Telegram falters, communication with occupied Ukraine is breaking down
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As Telegram falters, communication with occupied Ukraine is breaking down

by Polina Moroziuk

Editor's note: The names of the people with relatives left in the Russian-occupied territories have been changed for security reasons. Communication between residents of Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine and their relatives in Ukrainian-controlled territory is becoming increasingly difficult as Moscow tightens control over internet access and restricts messaging platforms. For many, Telegram remains the primary way to stay in touch. But connections have grown unreliable, with users reporting f

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