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- 1RSF brings exiled journalists to Brussels to launch Svoboda satellite package▼In Brussels, RSF rallies EU institutions and exiled journalists to counter Kremlin propaganda through Svoboda satellite package
Reporters Without Borders held an event in Brussels with EU institutions and exiled Russian journalists to promote the Svoboda satellite broadcasting package, designed to bypass Kremlin jamming and deliver independent Russian-language news into Russia. The initiative aims to counter state propaganda as pressure on independent media inside Russia intensifies.
- 2RSF urges EU institutions in Brussels to back exiled Russian journalism▼In Brussels, RSF rallies EU institutions to counter Russian propaganda through exiled journalism
Reporters Without Borders brought its case to Brussels, urging European Union institutions to support exiled journalism as a way to counter Russian propaganda. The press freedom group argues that independent media forced out of Russia play a key role in providing accurate information to Russian-speaking audiences. The initiative calls for EU backing of these outlets as part of Europe's broader response to disinformation.