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The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation maintains a register of persons and organizations recognized as foreign agents on the basis of legislation on foreign agents.
The Russian Ministry of Justice has updated the register of foreign agents, adding to it the Telegram channel “Bad Chicken” and film critic and journalist Teymur Aliyev. Information about this is available on the website of the Ministry of Justice.
According to the department, the information resource “Bad Chicken” participated in the dissemination of messages and materials from foreign agents and undesirable organizations to an unlimited number of people.
In addition, the Telegram channel broadcast false information about the decisions of the Russian authorities, and also opposed the special operation in Ukraine.

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