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RT is being punished & censored for questioning elitist Western narrative — Serbian director says “Freedom of press does not exist anymore,” renowned filmmaker Emir Kusturica said, adding that everything nowadays eventually comes down to “ideology.” He was of course speaking out against Berlin’s decision to bar RT DE from broadcasting in the country. Even though the network has a Serbian-issued license which covers over 30 European nations, including Germany. “You suffer because you don’t polish reality,” Kusturica said, adding RT does not seek to round off rough corners as other media does to present “Hollywood-style” content. Subscribe to RT t.me/rtnews

RT responds to German channel’s satellite broadcast ban The move forcing a European satellite operator to take RT’s 24-hour German-language channel off air is a sign of unhealthy competition, RT CEO Alexey Nikolov has said, adding the company would defend its broadcasting rights in court. “The reason it is happening is because nobody wants competition,” Nikolov said Wednesday. For the channel to get such staunch resistance in Germany is “like getting a medal,” he added. Now, RT plans to defend its rights in court, with Nikolov stressing that the next step is to “fight legally.” Subscribe to RT t.me/rtnews

Satellite Images Reveal Huge Antennas in South China Sea - “War of the Future” will be cyber (reports) Huge antennas are popping up on islands in the South China Sea which the Center for Strategic and International Studies warns, Beijing is “taking major steps toward improving electronic warfare capabilities.” “We could see effects as stodgy as making a tank impossible to start up, or sophisticated as retargeting a missile midair,” a Brookings Institute report contributed. (NY Post) The report continues by saying the high-tech equipment will subvert US military functionality. “It’s not that bases will get blown up; it’s that some bases will lose power, data, and communications,” it said. WWIII coming to the Metaverse? Subscribe to RT t.me/rtnews

Belgian military battling five-day-long cyberattack A military spokesperson told the AFP it had been struck by a cyberattack five days ago and it was still scrambling to restore affected parts of its system. Elements of the military’s operations connected to the internet were contaminated and are still being analyzed and restored. It’s unclear who launched the attack however it’s believed they targeted a vulnerability in Log4j, a logging library which keeps track of events on a system. Subscribe to RT t.me/rtnews