
#Sanctions Circumvention
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![20 Years of RT: How Russia’s Propaganda Hydra Survived the Ban 20 Years of RT: How Russia’s Propaganda Hydra Survived the Ban]()
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- Anti-Fake
Despite bans across Europe, the US, and Canada, Russia’s state-funded network RT is far from gone. The Kremlin’s favorite media weapon has morphed into a hybrid propaganda machine—streaming through smaller platforms, partner outlets, and social media ecosystems that still reach millions. Data reviewed by UNITED24 Media shows how RT adapted its playbook after 2022, turning sanctions into an opportunity to rebrand and retarget new audiences.![Germany Proposes Full Ban on Russian Steel Imports Germany Proposes Full Ban on Russian Steel Imports]()
![Maduro Appeals to Putin for Missiles as US Warships Circle Caribbean Maduro Appeals to Putin for Missiles as US Warships Circle Caribbean]()
![Illustrative image. Iranian-made Shahed-238 drones, on a base of which Russia is producing its Geran-3 jet-powered suicide drones. (Source: IranObserver0/X) Illustrative image. Iranian-made Shahed-238 drones, on a base of which Russia is producing its Geran-3 jet-powered suicide drones. (Source: IranObserver0/X)]()
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A Russian company tied to sanctioned oligarch Oleg Deripaska secretly bought American-made jet engines to study and replicate them for Moscow’s next generation of Shahed-style attack drones—revealing a clear link between US technology and Russia’s evolving drone warfare program.![New Zealand Adds 65 Vessels and Entities to Sanctions Over Russia’s Shadow Fleet Trade New Zealand Adds 65 Vessels and Entities to Sanctions Over Russia’s Shadow Fleet Trade]()
![Multiple Sukhoi Superjet 100-95 passenger jets, operated by Aeroflot-Russian Airlines PJSC, stand on the tarmac at Sheremetyevo International Airport OAO in Moscow, Russia, on June 1, 2018. (Source: Getty Images) Multiple Sukhoi Superjet 100-95 passenger jets, operated by Aeroflot-Russian Airlines PJSC, stand on the tarmac at Sheremetyevo International Airport OAO in Moscow, Russia, on June 1, 2018. (Source: Getty Images)]()




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