New People Leader Says Russians Are Tired of War, Slams Tech Bans in Duma Speech
Russians are “exhausted by uncertainty and injustice,” Alexei Nechayev was quoted as saying by the RTVI broadcaster. He characterized the wartime restrictions, including those infringing on Russians’ digital and technological freedoms, as “useless” for both public safety and public order. “We’ve accumulated a mountain of bans… They erode trust and slow down the country’s development.
- ▪Russians are “exhausted by uncertainty and injustice,” Alexei Nechayev was quoted as saying by the RTVI broadcaster.
- ▪He characterized the wartime restrictions, including those infringing on Russians’ digital and technological freedoms, as “useless” for both public safety and public order.
- ▪“We’ve accumulated a mountain of bans… They erode trust and slow down the country’s development.
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New People Leader Says Russians Are Tired of War, Slams Tech Bans in Duma Speech July 27, 2026 Alexei Nechaev. duma.gov.ru The head of the center-right New People party on Monday voiced Russians’ growing frustration with the protracted war in Ukraine and government tech bans in a speech on the last day of the State Duma’s current convocation. Russians are “exhausted by uncertainty and injustice,” Alexei Nechayev was quoted as saying by the RTVI broadcaster. He characterized the wartime restrictions, including those infringing on Russians’ digital and technological freedoms, as “useless” for both public safety and public order. “We’ve accumulated a mountain of bans… They erode trust and slow down the country’s development.
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