What do you mean when you say FUD means regulations and ban? FUD is often merely FUD, triggered by misrepresented information (for example, a major factor in the 2018 market crash was manipulative and, evidently, false information that South Korea was about to bad crypto exchanges). You've also mentioned Russia, China, and India. While these countries are associated with mixed messages, these messages don't always entail actual new regulations, let alone bans. It's frequently discussions of what this or that official said or about draft bills that don't pass. And, to be honest, I don't think the governments are to blame in these situations (at least, not all situations) because it's often the media that catches a small piece of info and tries to make breaking news out of it by spreading fear and making it sound worse than it really is.
As for Bitcoin being manipulated, the price does suffer now and then from news about bans or new regulations. However, it's simply due to investors acting on it. Also, the price tends to recover, so I don't have a problem with that.