Honestly not hammering on you, but genuinely curious...your last sentence has a bit to unpack. What do you think the media bias is, in this case? What IS the propaganda? If you by mean "double-standard" that the US or other countries are not called out for sins, I think you stretch a point too thin, in terms of the AO 2023. If you mean, as I think someone pointed out on these forums at one time, why weren't US players sanctioned when, say, the US invaded Iraq? I'd say that's a fair question, and qualifies as a double-standard. But I'm not clear that exists due to "media bias and propaganda." It's much more complicated than that, and murky business. The world in general, and tennis in particular (for our purposes) has taken a stand against Russia/Putin on this war. Are you thinking that we should look at the Russian side of the story, or just that the Russian and Belarusian players in tennis are being unfairly singled out? On the latter, I would agree with you.
And to keep this at least nominally related to the thread, the AO seems to have been trying to keep the politics away from the tennis, to some extent. They were a bit open until a Russian flag was prominently displayed during the match of a Ukrainian player. That's a bit much. Between us, I think tennis and other sports are realizing how unwieldy it is when they decide to wade into politics. It seems straight-forward, until it isn't. And that all comes up fast. Like Rybakina winning Wimbledon last year.