Boris Johnson has urged Russians to use virtual private network connections (VPNs) as a way of circumventing tough internet censorship rules to discover the true extent of atrocities committed during Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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The technology allows people to get around restrictions on specific content based on their geolocation by connecting to a network or server that is based in another country. In the video address posted on social media, the British prime minister appealed to people in Russia to 'look at what is being done in your name'

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