A story.
This is propaganda."
Facts do not magically become "propaganda" just because they don't always agree with your own favorite narrative.
Even opinions are not necessarily "propaganda" if they are properly identified as opinions and not just opinions masquerading as "facts".
But, ultimately, the word "propaganda" means something both misleading and malicious and those words describe everything we see from Russian outlets, based on their Old Soviet agit-prop models.
Ukrainian information is in the western mode, meaning fact based with opinions identified as such.
Which is not to claim Ukrainians are perfect -- is the US media perfect? -- but they are manifestly levels above the Old Soviet KGB agit-prop we see from the Kremlin.
All that in my humble opinion, of course.