Andrey Shary, ex-director of Radio Liberty‘s Russian service (though he still works with that service), has commented on the current state of affairs.
“Even short-term prospects remain vague; planning horizons have been greatly reduced; we are forced to contract, primarily in terms of money, to look for much more economical ways of working. So far, nothing has been closed and no one has been fired, but many things have had to be put on hold. Some popular projects of the Russian Service have been suspended or are being suspended […]. Evening radio relays on medium waves may cease from mid-April. Other reductions are also quite possible.”
https://www.svoboda.org/a/svoboda-svobody-andrey-sharyy-o-trudnyh-vremenah/33362936.html
P.S. 1386 kHz (Lithuania, 75 kW) is Radio Liberty’s only official AM radio outlet. It is also relayed over WRMI Florida on 15770 kHz at 4-5 UTC (Mondays through Saturdays), but that’s WRMI’s own initiative, AFAIK.
Alexander Miatlikow to WOR iog (2025-04-02)