Far-left extremist media group 'Abolition Media' cited in State Dept sanctions - exclusive
The Department did not name the group, but the Post identified it as Abolition Media, which describes itself as a platform for revolutionary, anarchist, and abolitionist perspectives.
The US State Department has designated the Italy-based extremist group Abolition Media, also known as the A/I Collective, for its role in providing digital infrastructure for radical left-wing networks worldwide, including Antifa cells and other violent organizations. The department also banned the transnational group Masar Badil and UK-founded Palestine Action.
Abolition Media is identified as a far-left extremist media group that supports Palestinian and Iranian terror groups and has published communiqués from US-designated foreign terrorist organizations. The department's fact sheet highlights Abolition Media's involvement in organizing and inciting violent acts domestically, including an attack on Customs and Border Patrol helicopters.
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