VOICED : EEUU desafia al Kremlin con nueva cadena de noticias en ruso

Radio Free Europe, known for its role in the fall of communism in Eastern Europe, has launched a new Russian-language TV network called Current Time. This 24-hour network aims to provide Russian speakers with an alternative to Moscow-controlled media. Accessible via satellite, cable, and streaming, it targets 275 million Russian speakers worldwide. The initiative faces criticism from Moscow, highlighting ongoing diplomatic tensions between the U.S. and Russia amid election interference investigations.

What is the primary goal of the Current Time news service?

• To promote American culture in Russia

• To broadcast entertainment shows

• To provide an alternative perspective to Moscow-controlled media

• To teach Russian language to English speakers

How is the Current Time network accessible to its audience?

• Exclusively via cable

• Only on social media platforms

• Through satellite, cable, streaming, and social media

• Only through satellite

What is the estimated number of Russian speakers that Current Time aims to reach?

• 275 million

• 200 million

• 300 million

• 100 million

Who is Dmitry Kiselyov in the context of the Current Time news service?

• The founder of Current Time

• An American journalist

• A critic of the Current Time news service

• A supporter of the Current Time initiative

What recent event has heightened tensions between Washington and Moscow?

• The launch of a new Russian satellite

• Alleged Russian interference in the U.S. elections

• A cultural exchange program

• A trade agreement between the two countries