I think he means do we have a Russian-language Voice Of America?
We abandoned the necessity of informing Russians of our viewpoint as soon as the Soviet Union went out of business on December 25, 1991.
The Voice of America currently broadcasts in 45 languages (TV marked with an asterisk):
Afan Oromo
Albanian*
Amharic
Arabic*
Armenian*
Azerbaijani*
Bengali*
Bosnian*
Burmese
Cantonese Chinese*
Haitian Creole
Croatian*
Dari*
English* (also Special English)
Filipino* (also Tagalog)
French*
Georgian
Greek*
Hausa
Hindi
Indonesian*
Khmer
Kinyarwanda
Kirundi
Korean
Kurdish
Lao
Macedonian*
Mandarin Chinese*
Northern Ndebele
Pashto*
Persian*
Portuguese
Russian*
Serbian*
Shona
Somali
Spanish*
Swahili
Thai
Tibetan*
Tigrinya
Turkish*
Ukrainian*
Urdu*
Uzbek*
Vietnamese
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