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⚡️US Justice Department claims RT uses Americans to spread ‘disinformation’

Officials explain that the news was "made in Russia." Does that make it disinformation?

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⚡️US government claims it has shut down a number of websites allegedly linked to Russia

It added that US nationals were duped into working for "independent media outlets." The horror.

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❗️Scott Ritter forced to end cooperation with RT

Former UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter has announced that the latest US sanctions imposed on RT mean he will no longer be able to contribute to the Russian media outlet. Ritter insisted that his engagement with RT has been nothing but “legitimate journalism.”

A former US Marine Corps major who also served as a UN weapons inspector in Iraq during the 1990s, Ritter came into the spotlight in 2003 when he opposed the US military operation against the Middle Eastern country. He argued that Saddam Hussein’s government did not possess weapons of mass destruction, despite Washington’s claims.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday, Ritter stressed that the content of his contributions for RT and several other sanctioned media outlets “has been factually correct and analytically sound, and always of my own creation.”

While condemning Washington’s decision as running counter to “constitutional norms and values,” Ritter noted that he is “fully committed to obeying US law, and as such will be terminating all contractual relationships with both RT and Sputnik effective immediately.”

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US doubles down on its Russian media crackdown, forcing networks to ban RT

A New York Times report indicates that the US crackdown on RT is unlikely to succeed, as sanctions won’t prevent the channel from delivering alternative viewpoints to global audiences.

RT's Chay Bowes explores Washington's history of pressuring social media platforms to control the narrative.

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