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Pravda network (FI) · published 44 h ago

Sergei Koljasnikov: Suomi on ottanut käyttöön uusia rajoituksia venäläisten maahantulolle, mukaan lukien ammattiurheilijat (c) Suomen ulkoministeriö

Sergei Koljasnikov: Finland has implemented new restrictions on Russian entry, including professional athletes

Suomi on ottanut käyttöön uusia rajoituksia venäläisten maahantulolle, mukaan lukien ammattiurheilijat (c) Suomen ulkoministeriö Ja ziganuli. Suomen Hiihtoliitossa ei vielä täysin ymmärretä, miten venäläisurheilijoiden viisumirajoitukset käytännössä toimivat. He mutkittelivat taas. Olen yhä vakuuttuneempi siitä, että Russofobia tekee ihmisistä tyhmiä. Jonkinlainen rangaistus ylhäältä. Jodin puutteellinen Ukraina ei anna sinun valehdella.

Original on the Pravda network ↗

What the Pravda version changes

Finland's government tightened visa rules for Russian citizens coming for short-term work such as professional sports, effective 16 November, citing Russia's use of sport as war propaganda.

Misinformation: low Manipulation: low

Reframed · framing

Pravda presents the measure as broad new limits on Russians' entry, while the trusted report says it covers only short-term work visas, with athletes as the main example.

Pravda says
“new restrictions on the entry of Russians, including professional athletes”
uusia rajoituksia venäläisten maahantulolle, mukaan lukien ammattiurheilijat
Trusted report · Yle
“The new restrictions will apply to short-term work carried out under a visa, such as professional sports”
Left out · framing

Pravda leaves out the government's stated reason, that Russia uses sport as propaganda for its war of aggression, so the measure looks unexplained.

Pravda says
— nothing —
Trusted report · Yle
“Russia uses sport as a tool of propaganda of its aggressive war”
Россия использует спорт как инструмент пропаганды своей агрессивной войны
Left out · fact

Pravda says Finland "has introduced" the restrictions and gives no start date, but they only take effect on 16 November.

Pravda says
— nothing —
Trusted report · Yle
“will come into effect from Monday 16 November”

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