@nprofile1q...

That is my point. Have you watched the videos? I guess not, because you wouldn’t ask silly questions that prove you didn’t. Are these also from ‘unofficial media outlets’ and what, in your opinion, is the difference between ‘official’ and ‘unofficial’ in media that is 100% controlled by the state?

If you’re still unconvinced, here’s Putin literally voicing the same threat as your ‘unofficial channel’:

https://video.echelon.pl/w/srAThcHoXVF57aEeHxniBA

And some more Russian officials doing the same:

https://video.echelon.pl/w/wonbMuXFxRL2UiBWSySK78
https://video.echelon.pl/w/2Ki2JFwj1w55EoqwgJDmye
https://video.echelon.pl/w/1CFtbMrZkqdqSmipvTga3M
https://video.echelon.pl/w/msYFHYnnR72nBAavoHGP6L
https://video.echelon.pl/w/8icGMVG8ET1z9HuZJ9Lv1v
https://video.echelon.pl/w/9bJMc9shLDnsaZX5KrE77a
https://video.echelon.pl/w/vNguhs4evozFFENLkwuG9o

you’re misinterpreting the law. It’s about discrediting the army, but you can write whatever you want.

No, you seem to be just ignorant about your own’s country’s censorship laws. I would advise you educate yourself about how the law is being applied because you may just as well fall victim of it, naively believing ‘you can write whatever you want’. The law literally bans ‘spreading knowingly false information about the use of armed forces’ etc, which very much would include hypothetical Russian strikes on targets in Poland - if it was ‘knowingly false’. If it’s not prosecuted, it means such postulates are at least tolerated by Russian MoD and, more likely, intentionally sent to channel admins in “metodichki”.

Also, just watch the Putin’s video…