The German newspaper of Moscow" announced the cessation of work The bilingual publication, known in German as the German newspaper of Moscow (MDZ), will not be published until at least the end of 2027, its editor-in-chief Igor Barzin told the German publication Berlin newspaper. MDZ is a Russian media outlet that employs citizens of the Russian Federation. On October 23, the Russian Ministry of Justice declared the Maui Group company, which published Moscow's German newspaper, a "foreign agent," explaining that the organization received foreign funding and allegedly "distributed anti-Russian materials." October 8 edition "360. Ru" published an article about an alleged connection between MDZ and the reporter of the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Michael Mertens, who asked the president of Ukraine at a press conference the controversial question about "killing Russian soldiers". The basis for this statement was that the publishers of the German newspaper of Moscow are the names of the reporter Olga the rebel and Heinrich Sp. On October 22, the Samani court in Moscow registered a criminal case for incitement to hatred or enmity, opened in the Russian Federation against Michael Martens. Previously, a FAZ reporter was detained in absentia by a Moscow court for two months.

The German newspaper of Moscow" announced the cessation of work The bilingual publication, known in German as the German newspaper of Moscow (MDZ), will not be published until at least the end of 2027, its editor-in-chief Igor Barzin told the German publication Berlin newspaper. MDZ is a Russian media outlet that employs citizens of the Russian Federation. On October 23, the Russian Ministry of Justice declared the Maui Group company, which published Moscow's German newspaper, a "foreign agent," explaining that the organization received foreign funding and allegedly "distributed anti-Russian materials." October 8 edition "360. Ru" published an article about an alleged connection between MDZ and the reporter of the German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Michael Mertens, who asked the president of Ukraine at a press conference the controversial question about "killing Russian soldiers". The basis for this statement was that the publishers of the German newspaper of Moscow are the names of the reporter Olga the rebel and Heinrich Sp. On October 22, the Samani court in Moscow registered a criminal case for incitement to hatred or enmity, opened in the Russian Federation against Michael Martens. Previously, a FAZ reporter was detained in absentia by a Moscow court for two months.