How Western media outlets serve governments’ agenda — RT World News

In a shocking turn of events in September 2022, the Nord Stream I and II pipelines were destroyed in an apparent act of terrorism, releasing methane gas into the atmosphere and causing an ecological disaster. The response from the European Union and Germany, the primary targets of the sabotage, has been riddled with cover-ups and delays in investigations.

Despite the clear indications of state support behind the attack, countries directly affected, such as Sweden and Denmark, quickly abandoned investigations. Instead of holding the perpetrators accountable, a new narrative blaming Ukraine alone has emerged, leading to public quarrels and accusations within NATO.

The role of the media in covering up the truth behind the attack has also come under scrutiny. Mainstream media outlets have been complicit in spreading false narratives and failing to investigate inconsistencies, highlighting their alignment with official statements rather than uncovering the truth.

The lack of transparency and accountability in the aftermath of the Nord Stream attacks not only damages the credibility of Western governments but also exposes the compromised nature of mainstream media in shaping public perception and propagating misinformation.

As revelations continue to unfold, it becomes evident that the fourth estate, meant to hold power accountable, has failed in its duty, leading to a decline in trust and credibility in both Western governments and media.