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Again, like so many things that are ethically related, you have to ask what is the motivation. it's not to shame or deface or defame these soldiers but rather to show as we were just talk about, to show people who are subjected to this propaganda that know soldiers are dying. the last thing is is it useful. there's two schools of thought. this just going to really irritate and make russians even more mad at the deaths of the ukrainians are causing. i think the ukrainians are calculating differently. they are calculating no. this will puncture or hopefully puncture this propaganda bubble that t...

She'll soon be sent to an orphanage in russia and that it's russian forces who are basically preventing her grandfather from seeing her. thankfully, there are new signs that putin's propaganda bubble may be starting to burst. "the new york times" reports that ukrainian activists and u.s. institutions are finding ways to get accurate information in to russia, and some experts say it is starting to have an effect. jonathan tubener is the founder of the data analytics company filter labs a.i. which has been working to track russian sentiment across internet message boards. and karine orlova is a ...

Responsible for these atrocities, holding them accountable is to get the russian people to give him up. but we keep hearing just recently overnight putin spinning and lying about what's going on including spinning about his country's economic hardships. he's saying that's the result of a global food shortage not because of western sanctions. is there any way that the western world can pierce putin's propaganda bubble especially given how popular he is at home which seems to only be increasing? >> well, i think in part by inflicting military pain and economic pain on them. the body bags, the nu...

Influencers in these spaces. so it's good to see at least the ground suspect being left open in the same way it was before. >> yeah. the thing is, michael, when you look on the opposite side of what is taking place inside russia, the state-run media is controlling the narrative. the russian government is prohibiting words from being used. can't even say "war" or "invasion." the kremlin is blocking several western news sites. but many russians are trying to break out of the propaganda bubble and hear what is going on from sources outside the country. the demand for vpns has increased by over 4,...

Six days, russia has never seen. and even facebook and twitter now are banned in russia. and youtube is still operating, but my guess is that it lasts weeks if not days. so the answer to your question would be that at this moment, for those -- for russians, the information they get is tightening to the basically propaganda information sources, like major television channels, and basically it. so, no, at the moment, russians are sort of stuck in this propaganda bubble. >> so what is the response? it makes me think it requires a return to the radio free europe days, of the old soviet union.