
ECJ Makes Prison for Reposting Russia Today Content More Likely
EU sanctions mean sharing videos from Moscow’s state TV could result in jail time for ‘operators’—defined as the people making such content available online.

EU sanctions mean sharing videos from Moscow’s state TV could result in jail time for ‘operators’—defined as the people making such content available online.

The closure comes after a year-long battle with German regulators and new EU sanctions making financial transactions by the site impossible.