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Blogger Dmitry Puchkov, known as Goblin, is a public figure in Russia, often speaking out on political and social issues. His statements often cause debate.
Blogger and translator Dmitry Puchkov, known as Goblin, spoke about constant threats. He spoke about this on Sputnik radio; the recording is available on VK Video.
“For example, they regularly promise to kill me. (...) No one is doing this, I assure you. And it’s useless to go [complaining],” Puchkov said in a conversation with co-host Tatyana Ladyaeva.
Earlier, the blogger called on Russians not to travel to Europe after the end of the special military operation in Ukraine. He suggested that this could be dangerous for Russian residents in the next 20 years. Puchkov also admitted that he was at a loss because of the desire of his compatriots to go abroad.
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TASS signed memorandums of cooperation with SPA (Saudi Arabia), Yonhap (Republic of Korea), and Bernama (Malaysia) during the OANA Media Forum in Moscow, held as part of the organization's 65th anniversary celebrations. The forum also hosted the OANA Awards ceremonies for Best Photo, Best Photo Reportage, and Best Story, with winners from Anadolu, SPA, Xinhua, Mehr, VIA, and Kyodo agencies.

TASS General Director Andrey Kondrashov announced the signing of a memorandum between OANA and the Global Fact-Checking Network at a media forum in Moscow, aiming to establish joint standards to combat disinformation and strengthen professional collaboration among 41 news agencies from 33 countries.

At the OANA Media Forum in Moscow marking the organization's 65th anniversary, Timofey Vi of the Global Fact-Checking Network urged leading media outlets to cooperate against cross-border disinformation, citing the isolation of national response mechanisms as a key vulnerability and advocating for joint educational products and fact-checking standards.

TASS Director General and OANA President Andrey Kondrashov stated at the organization's 65th-anniversary media forum in Moscow that agency cooperation relies on trust and accurate information to counter disinformation.