Pentagon has doubled the number of media that should release office space

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/08/ec/ib-FQ3SQJM50_5237c6fc.jpg" Alt = "Pentagon has doubled the number of media outlets"/> < P >< Em > Pentagon expands the rotation of the media in their offices, doubled the number of publications that should be released. Increasing such influential media as CNN, The Washington Post and The New York Times. < P > The US Department of Defense has announced doubling of the number of media organizations that should be released their jobs in the Pentagon within the new annual rotary media program.

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< p >According to the new memorandum, their Pentagon offices should leave CNN, The Washington Post, The Hill and The War Zone. These organizations have not yet commented on the Ministry of Defense's decision.

< P > last week in the first stage of this process, the Pentagon has already announced the eviction < P > New Media Organizations that will access the Pentagon's offices have become the New York Post, Breitbart, Washington Examiner, Free Press, Daily Caller, Newsmax, Huffington Post, One AMERIC. /p > < p > most of these editions have conservative views or support President Donald Trump, who entered the post of January 20, 2025.

< P > The memorandum states that this change is aimed at expanding access for other media. At the same time, all & laquo; evicted & raquo; editions remain members of the Pentagon Press Corps although they will no longer have permanent offices.

< P > The Pentagon Press Association, which represents journalists who cover the activities of the Ministry of Defense, sharply criticized this decision. She stated that & laquo; shocked and deeply disappointed & raquo; Pentagon by double the number of editions that should leave their offices from four to eight.

< P > According to analysts, changes in the composition of accredited media can enhance the impact of conservative publications that support the current Trump administration and weaken the presence of traditional liberal media in the decision -making center.

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