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The Govorit portal initially operated in the govorit.eu domain and was registered in Berlin, and then moved to the govorit.tv domain, moving the editorial office to Hungary and servers to Kazakhstan. In May, he was included on the British sanctions list as part of an information manipulation network linked to Russia.
The former director of the museum dedicated to the victims of totalitarianism and the anti-Soviet uprising in Hungary in 1956 denied having anything to do with the website.
The website has been entered on the British sanctions list
The website initially operated in the govorit.eu domain and was registered in Berlin, and then moved to the govorit.tv domain, moving the editorial office to Hungary and the servers to Kazakhstan. In a statement, the portal's representatives justified the decision with the alleged pressure exerted on the project by European authorities, recalled the Hungarian weekly "HVG".
In turn, in May this year, the portal was included on the British sanctions list. It was considered an element of an information manipulation network linked to Russia, the aim of which was to destabilize the situation in Ukraine.
What does Maria Schmidt do?
According to the portal, Maria Schmidt's tasks include managing the media strategy and maintaining contacts with authors and partners. Nepszabadsag reminded that readers of the pro-Kremlin website may find "content well known from the propaganda of Orban's government."
"The narrative is that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is a negative figure, Ukraine is not independent, and the security of the continent is threatened by Europe's confrontation with Russia," it was mentioned.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
British authorities may expand their investigation to identify other entities linked to the Govorit network
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