以批评时政和调查腐败著称的俄罗斯独立报纸《新报》（Novaya Gazeta）宣布，由于受到国家当局的持续压力，该报将于11月9日关闭服务器并停止运营 1。主编谢尔盖·索科洛夫在声明中直言：“他们杀了我们”，并指控“俄罗斯当局——俄罗斯特工机构——迫使编辑团队结束其工作” 1。作为1993年成立的媒体，《新报》曾是俄罗斯仅存的少数具有批判性的新闻机构之一，其前主编德米特里·穆拉托夫曾于2021年获得诺贝尔和平奖 1。
该报自2022年以来处境艰难，近期更面临严重的司法骚扰，资深记者奥列格·罗尔德金因被控“非法访问计算机化信息”而被捕，若罪名成立最高将面临10年监禁 1。针对这一状况，“无国界记者”组织已公开呼吁克里姆林宫停止对《新报》记者的司法骚扰 1。
Novaya Gazeta, one of the last remaining independent media outlets in Russia, has announced that it will shut down its operations and take its servers offline on November 9. 1 Editor-in-Chief Sergei Sokolov stated that the newspaper’s team was forced to end their work by state authorities, declaring, "They killed us" and accusing Russian security agencies of compelling the closure. 1 The publication, founded in 1993, had long been known for its investigative reporting on corruption and criticism of the political establishment. 1
The decision to close comes after years of intense pressure following the start of the conflict in Ukraine in 2022. 1 Recent developments include the arrest of senior journalist Oleg Roldugin, who faces up to ten years in prison for allegedly accessing computerized information illegally. 1 In response to these escalating measures, Reporters Without Borders has called on the Kremlin to halt judicial harassment against the newspaper's staff. 1 Notably, former editor Dmitry Muratov was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021 for his efforts to defend freedom of expression. 1
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