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Ukrainian ban on Russian language forces Christian radio to move to Hungary

08-09-2022

Eastern Europe

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Ukrainian ban on Russian language forces Christian radio to move to Hungary

New Life Radio team making music. Photo Facebook, Радио "Новая Жизнь"

Eastern Europe

Ukrainian legislation forces New Life Radio to move to Hungary. From there, the Christian radio station can continue to broadcast in the Russian language, which is forbidden in Ukraine.

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