
AI-generated summary
The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation included Novaya Gazeta in the register of foreign agents earlier on September 4, accusing the publication of publishing false information about the decisions and policies of the Russian authorities and of opposing the special operation in Ukraine.
Novaya Gazeta (included by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation in the register of foreign agents) will challenge the status of a foreign agent. This was reported by “Caution Media” on Telegram with reference to the publication’s press secretary Nadezhda Prusenkova.
She also stated that Novaya Gazeta will continue to work.
The Ministry of Justice recognized the publication as a foreign agent earlier on September 4. The department said that Novaya Gazeta published false information about the decisions and policies of the Russian authorities, and also opposed the special operation in Ukraine.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The court will consider Novaya Gazeta's claim challenging the status of a foreign agent in the coming months
Likely · Within months

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