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Talk about is some demilitarization or some de-nazification. for me these are absolutely incomprehensible things. >> atika shubert joins us live from valencia, spain. were russians able to watch this interview with these independent russian journalists inside their own country, atika? >> reporter: well, it would have been a lot more difficult for them to do that. the media -- basically, the media board that regulates the media in russia effectively warned russian publications not to publish any parts of the interview. so it does make it much more difficult. but as you know, these draconian law...

It. but let's get to thetop headlines on tuesday, march 29th. ukrainian and russian officials are meeting in turkey this morning for another round of cease-fire talks. according to four anonymous sources some spoke with "the financial times" the latest draft of a deal saw russia drop several core demand it first made when the war began. those include calling for the, quote, de-nazification of ukraine's government and legal protection for the russian language in ukraine. russia is also prepared to let ukraine join the european union if its military remains neutral. in exchange, sources say, u...

The iron curtain in the information space through new laws and legislation. for example, we know that russian citizens can face up to 15 years in prison for speaking out against war. but also part of this information bubble is the propaganda that the kremlin is pushing, that bubble, this language about de-nazification of the ukrainian society, this narrative that it is russia who is at risk. that this is an existential threat to russians. that kind of propaganda is also extremely difficult to permeate. so, now, i think that imperative is on the united states and its european allies to find cre...

We saw some evidence of this last week, after the negotiations between russia and ukraine in turkey. after those negotiations, the chechen leader came out and very vocally criticized the negotiators for being too soft in the negotiation. so we can see the viewpoint taking hold. and there is a growing nationalist element to it, such that it's clear now, that inside russia, many are people are buying into the kremlin's narrative about de-nazification. it's getting so extreme that some russian analysts have even argued that this nazi element has permeated ukrainian society, such that the killing ...

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