They are seizing them with the allegation of misinformation - but of course any news site will share misinformation at times and who has the right to silence media or seize web domains based upon that allegation? Are there laws that specify what type of false content would be criminal and justify this type of seizure? I would think that the misinformation would have to be promoting some more tangible crime to meet such a standard. Shutting down media sets dangerous precedents and can make the ones censoring appear as the villain.

: Found on Telegram: https://t.me/disclosetv/3014

: JUST IN - The .com domain name of Iran's PressTV news website
: has apparently been seized by the US government.

: https://www.presstv.com/

: UPDATE #1 - Confirmed by PressTV now:
: https://twitter.com/PressTV/status/1407406310824550401

: UPDATE #2 - Looks like multiple .com and .net domains linked
: to Iranian websites were seized, including IRGC affiliates.

: Be aware that DNS updates like these can take up to 24 hours

: to be propagated worldwide.

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