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Benay Ozdemir and Erin Handley

Russian Australians are watching news from Moscow, but not everyone is falling for Putin's propaganda

Some Ukrainians and Russians say they fear family members might believe Russian propaganda. (Reuters: Ilya Naymushin)

In the months following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Svetlana has become increasingly concerned about her parents' television viewing habits.

The 23-year-old's parents live in rural Australia and rely solely on Russian television — which they stream via Chromecast — for their news.

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