Unless you live in Russia, it's basically impossible for someone's views to be determined just by Russian propaganda. We are submerged in Western liberal hegemony. Any kind of worldview we develop is going to be related to that liberal hegemony and the narratives it presents. At worst, we might overreact to the propaganda by deliberately swallowing the Russian narrative, but I think that it's also not true that we are uncritically following the Russian narrative (even when it's a lot closer to the reality I've surmised than the Western liberal narrative) where Russia is the beacon of traditional Western value against the woke, perverted West. That's also trash. We prefer to stick to analyzing material reality and the facts on the ground, not vibes.
Also, in my own comments I think I've done a good job of showing that there has been, indeed, a fascist coup of Ukraine in 2014, that was ethnically cleansing Russian speaking minorities and threatens all the same minorities that nazis always threaten. I showed you that while primarily citing liberal Western media like CNN, NBC, and the BBC. If those sources are too pro-Russian, then what sources can we use to get a level-headed assessment of the situation?