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Ukrainian soldiers are in Germany for training. All of them were tested negative for coronavirus before departure.

On the sixth anniversary of the 2014 crash of Malaysian Flight MH17 over Russian separatist controlled eastern Ukraine, Russian news site News Front published an article completely distorting and misrepresenting the results of a Washington Post poll about the reasons for the plane crash.

Russian news sites as well as sites from the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics featured stories this week claiming that Americans have begun testing coronavirus drugs and vaccines on Ukrainian soldiers and the tests have already led to casualties.

Russian propaganda aimed at Baltic states is one of the strongest in Europe and poses a threat not only for them, but also for the stability of the region, the integrity of the European Union and NATO alliance capabilities.

Rossiyskaya gazeta, Rossiya, Donetsk News Agency, Komsomolskaya Pravda, RIA Novosti, 360, DNR Pravda and others disseminated stories during the week of July 13 claiming Sean Fuller, an American serving with a…

Co-authors: Valentyna Bykova, Yuriy Diachenko, Valeriy Pan’ko, Ivanna Vlasiuk, Tetiana Hyrina The army of trolls pushing the Russian narrative on MH17 discovered 6 years after the crash.

It is not a secret that the StopFake Polska staff uses in their work different tools, including those publicly available.

Latvia moves to restrict distribution of seven RT programs. RT and Sputnik achieve higher social media engagement than reputable media outlets in France and Spain and Germany.

Russian pro-Kremlin sites NewsFront and Regnum featured stories claiming that a war over rubbish was brewing between Hungary and Ukraine.

The Ukrainian segment of Facebook is teeming with information claiming that Turkish President Erdogan will issue free housing, health insurance and $300 monthly pensions to all citizens over 65.