The spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin[1] admitted what he called the "unprecedented" military censorship of media in the country, but defended it as necessary in the current circumstances, as Moscow's invasion of Ukraine thunders on.Dmitry Peksov, speaking to Russia's Expert magazine, acknowledged that many publications had closed down and journalists had left the country."But do not forget the situation we are in," Peskov said, translated from Russian, in the interview published on Friday, July 11."Now is the time of ...