Russian media organizations continue to expand into Kremlin-friendly countries. Russian news aggregator Readovka stated on September 12 that it created the Spanish-language Readovka en Venezuela project, which will cover the war in Ukraine, domestic events in Venezuela, international relations, and Venezuelan prospects for joining BRICS.[90] Readovka's announcement comes against the backdrop of expanding Russo-Venezuelan ties, including the signing of a joint memorandum of understanding (MOU) in June 2024 that describes an intent to develop a joint strategy combating "unilateral coercive measures" through informational channels and diplomatic means.
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Date: 2024-09-14 01:41 am (UTC)Russian media organizations continue to expand into Kremlin-friendly countries. Russian news aggregator Readovka stated on September 12 that it created the Spanish-language Readovka en Venezuela project, which will cover the war in Ukraine, domestic events in Venezuela, international relations, and Venezuelan prospects for joining BRICS.[90] Readovka's announcement comes against the backdrop of expanding Russo-Venezuelan ties, including the signing of a joint memorandum of understanding (MOU) in June 2024 that describes an intent to develop a joint strategy combating "unilateral coercive measures" through informational channels and diplomatic means.
ISW 13 sept.