President Vladimir Putin ordered his government Tuesday to ensure by February the screening in cinemas of documentary films dedicated to the invasion of Ukraine and the fight against "neo-Nazi" ideology.Putin shocked the world by sending troops to Ukraine on Feb. 24, saying the pro-Western country needed to be "demilitarised" and "de-Nazified."Putin ordered the Defense Ministry to render assistance to Russian filmmakers who will produce documentaries dedicated to "the heroism of the participants of the special military operation", the Kremlin said, using the official term for the offensive.Since the start of Moscow's military campaign, state television channels have ramped up propaganda lauding Russian troops fighting in Ukraine as heroes.Criticism of the offensive in Ukraine is punishable with jail time, while words such as "war" and "invasion" are banned."