Top 5 surnames in the Russian media for the week (November 21-27, 2022)

Top 5 surnames in the Russian media for the week (November 21-27, 2022)
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy ranks second in frequency mentions of politicians in the Russian media over the past week. The Ukrainian President was mentioned in news reports at least three times more often than Russian politicians inside of the country.

In terms of popularity in the media, Zelenskyy is second only to Vladimir Putin, which, given the mentions of his press secretary Dmitry Peskov, was present in almost a million news reports in Russian media for the last seven days.

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