An indictment reveals that Tenet Media, secretly funded by Russian state media operatives, funneled money to conservative influencers like Tim Pool to broadcast Kremlin narratives and deepen domestic divisions in the U.S.

An investigation by the Canadian Digital Media Research Network has revealed that Tenet Media, reportedly funded by Russian state media employees, is using a network of influential social media personalities to amplify domestic divisions in Canadian political discourse.

An indictment alleges that two Russian nationals associated with RT funneled millions of dollars to Tenet Media, funding right-wing influencers to produce content favorable to Kremlin interests and deepen domestic divisions.

The U.S. Department of Justice indicted Tennessee-based Tenet Media for allegedly receiving $10 million from Russian operatives, funneled through RT employees, to promote pro-Kremlin, right-wing narratives ahead of the 2024 U.S. elections.

An indictment unsealed on September 5, 2024, accuses two Russian nationals linked with Russia Today of funneling nearly $10 million to Tenet Media, a Tennessee-based company known for its conservative content. The indictment alleges the funds were part of a covert effort to shape public opinion in the West, raising serious concerns about the use of media channels to propagate divisive, authoritarian narratives.

An indictment alleges that Tenet Media, a Tennessee-based media company, was covertly funded by Russian state media employees to produce content through prominent right-wing influencers. This funding aimed to amplify domestic divisions and undermine US political discourse.

According to a federal indictment and reporting by Wired, Tenet Media—a Tennessee-based media network—allegedly concealed its connections to Russian state-backed RT while disseminating Kremlin-approved propaganda through high-profile right-wing influencers, thus amplifying divisive political narratives in the United States.

An unsealed federal indictment accuses two Russian state media operatives of funneling nearly $10 million to covertly fund Tenet Media, a Tennessee-based company that disseminates conservative content. The funding, masked through a private investor persona, is alleged to be aimed at influencing public opinion and advancing disinformation consistent with authoritarian objectives.

An indictment revealed that Tenet Media, funded 90% by RT with nearly $10 million, has been covertly spreading divisive propaganda in the U.S. using its network of conservative commentators and social media platforms.

An indictment unsealed on September 4, 2024, alleges that Russian operatives funneled nearly $10 million to Tennessee-based Tenet Media. The company, which misrepresented its funding source and failed to register as a foreign agent, was used to disseminate Kremlin-backed messaging across platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.