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No, the developers of Lemmy themselves are of the strong belief that anti-China and anti-Russia news is all U.S.-led propaganda and will ban users for even stating different beliefs on lemmy.ml, which they run.
Top comment here is what informed me, and appears to have been updated with even more info:
https://kbin.social/m/[email protected]/t/45917/Update-from-Lemmy-after-the-Reddit-blackout#comments
Edit: I can't confirm this because it's hearsay, but I was told somewhere that lemmy and lemmygrad both "resolve to the same IP," which some assumptions could be made about if true.