How the EU is using anti-Russia sanctions to criminalise journalism - Hüseyin Dogru

tl;dr:

• Hüseyin Dogru and others worked at "redfish", a russian propaganda outlet owned by russian state propaganda media Ruptly/Russia Today
• When "redfish" was sanctioned for being, well, a russian owned propaganda outlet, Hüseyin Dogru was in charge of liquidating the company
• At the same time he registered a new company called "red"
• He and others from "redfish" seamlessly continued working at "red" (including the managing director of "redfish")
• Their "redfish" telegram channel was simply renamed and is now the telegram channel of "red"
• "red" is funded with "donations from [undisclosed] organizations and individuals"

Make of that what you want, but it's the same people as redfish and they couldn't even be fucked to get a new telegram channel or at least think of a company name that's just a tiny little bit more different from the last one. If they're not a continuation of "redfish" then for some reason they tried really hard to make it look like they are. Hüseyin Dogru calling Ukrainians "nazis" and the threat from russia "fictitious" also doesn't really help distinguishing them from russian propaganda.