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📰🇷🇺 The Russian President shared his opinion on the influence of Telegram and its analogues on young people in an interview with India Today, according to the propaganda outlet TASS. In the interview, he urged people to talk face-to-face and connect with young people, as the problem of relationships between the younger and older generations has always existed and is reflected in literature and art, among other things. These images have always been there: fathers and sons. There's nothing new here. <…> But you know what's new? Technology. All these messengers—Telegram and so on—are used to somehow influence the youth environment. 🐵 The war criminal then adds the following: Young people are always more mobile, more radical; they always feel like they're facing an injustice that no one has ever faced before. <…> When a person gets older and tries to change something, it suddenly becomes clear that a solution can be found, but it's not as simple as it seemed at first glance. We need to talk to young people; we can't just say, "Look, you're so young, you don't understand anything, you're just sitting at home behind the wall." That's not right either. We need to be in constant contact with young people and use their tools, their apparatus, using those same modern means of communicating information to them, feedback, and social media. We need to work there.