"RT was slapped with sanctions, its activities recognized as 'undesirable', etc., but Rybar - which had absolutely nothing to do with Texas, and with the American agenda in principle, or with foreign projects in the United States, got put on the same list as terrorists. This is probably some measure of success," the milblogger said.
“Rybar set the task for itself of providing high-quality coverage of issues in the information space, primarily concerning geopolitical challenges facing Russia, as well as quality coverage of crisis-stricken regions of the world. And since both the Americans and the British have a hand igniting these crises in one way or another, and we engage in the systematic monitoring of what is happening around Russia…it’s likely that the reason [for the State Department's action] was the high-quality processing of information by our analytical team, by our analytical center, of these threats,” the blogger said, pointing out that such timely analyses help the Russian state combat these challenges.