Erik Slavin, a former editor of a US military newspaper, stated that he believes his dismissal was linked to his comments during an interview where he mentioned that 'in a hypothetical situation, censorship would be a red line.'
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US Military Newspaper Editor Expresses Concerns Over Censorship Following Dismissal
Erik Slavin, a former editor of a US military newspaper, has expressed concerns about censorship following his dismissal. He indicated that his firing was related to his remarks on the topic during an interview.
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