An official source reveals the truth about the return of "B Out Q" .. And refused to issue "Arabsat" via frequencies

An official source from the Saudi Football Federation revealed that a letter from FIFA had been received warning of continued broadcasting of BeoutQ channels and that FIFA would impose severe sanctions on Saudi football as a result of complaints from continental and European associations responsible for the marketing of major tournaments such as Champions League, European League, English, Spanish, Italian and others.

The source added that "FIFA" had already issued a statement, in July of last year, at the World Cup soccer in Russia, in which he confirmed that he would take legal action against the hacking network "BUTQ", which continues to illegally broadcast World Cup matches and urges the authorities The Kingdom and the various countries where these illegal activities are observed support the fight against piracy.

The source added that the kingdom had more than once denied to Bovi the existence of relations with the group of channels, "Out Q", stressing that this letter was the last of FIFA and that this it issued no warning letter in this regard.

The source said that the Saudi Ministry of Information welcomed the decision of FIFA, to assign a lawyer in Saudi Arabia to prosecution against piracy, known as "OutQue", which unlawfully distributes World Cup matches from Russia. The Ministry of Commerce and Investment of Saudi Arabia is trying to fight against the activities of BUTQ and the illegal spread of BN Sports in the kingdom. "

The source questions the insistence of the Qatari channel to impose charges on the Kingdom, pointing out that PQ devices are available in other countries in the Middle East and North Africa. , especially in Qatar and Eastern Europe. And unfair between Saudi Arabia and the piracy of OutQ. "

A week ago, BUTQ channels stopped saying that they were making updates that would improve the performance of their channels before the European leagues. Put the network back to work.

Sources, who refused to give their name, said the ArabSat satellite, wholly owned by Saudi Arabia, will no longer allow the broadcast of BQ channels on its frequencies, because of what appears to be a new warning from FIFA to the kingdom and has not been officially revealed.

This change could make a difference in the network, which is expected by millions of people in the Arab world, where he leads the trends of search engines and social networks.