Russia Is Censoring Information, Media About Invasion Into Ukraine

Russian Pres. Putin signed a law criminalizing any dissent or independent reporting about the war, with up to 15 years in prison for disobeying.

A state TV employee interrupted Russia's most watched news show Monday. 

She held up a sign that said "No war ... Don't believe the propaganda. They're lying to you here."

The protester was swiftly detained and fined. But her act of defiance is going viral outside and inside Russia — despite the Kremlin's ramped-up censorship efforts.