What do Russian nationalists, Alex Jones and Roseanne have in common?
“This is George Soros. Remember this next time the Soros-funded liberals call you a racist, fascist or Nazi. Source: Ya-Russ.ru, April 22, 2016 FALSE The man in the picture is Oskar Groening.
How many non-existent apples go into two apples?
Distracting the audience is one of the goals of the pro-Kremlin disinformation campaign. One of the techniques how to do this is to force us to ask the needed irrelevant questions – and drain our energy in trying to find the answers to them.
Distortion: Ukraine’s Border Defense Powerless on the Azov Sea
On June 5 Russian media reported that Ukraine’s military had allegedly admitted that its State Border Service was incompetent and ineffective compared to Russia’s border agency.
The curious case of Pavel Stroilov
By Sarah Hurst (@XSovietNews) A middle-aged Russian “student” who was once described as a friend of Alexander Litvinenko has also been former Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky’s spokesman and an aide to the MEP who is now leader of the anti-EU UKIP party, Gerard Batten.
Russia-Linked ‘American’ Site Downplays Russian Connections
“This exciting new project will encourage our colleagues and fellow citizens to think critically, and to provide a large platform where this can still happen, free of censorship.
Disinformation Resilience in Central and Eastern Europe
The countries of Eastern and Central Europe have become Russia’s test field for new propaganda methods, and the regions of Eastern Partnership, the Baltic States and Visegrad countries are a special target for information warfare.
Kremlin Watch Briefing: Is the staged murder of Arkadiy Babchenko a success story?
Funded by the International Visegrad Fund, The Prague Manual (1) describes the toolkit of Russian subversion operations in Europe, (2) comes up with first-ever policy assessments of specific initiatives for…
Smile! You’re on Russian State TV
A smile was apparently added to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s facial expression in a Sunday night show broadcast on 3 June by Russian state TV Rossiya 1.
The death and resurrection show; Babchenko’s staged murder and bias against Ukraine
When Ukraine staged a murder to save a journalist it was vitriolically attacked while Russia, which commissioned his murder, was treated with kid gloves. Why?
Paris wants tools to fight against the disinformation
France is the next country willing to fight against the wave of false information by introducing new laws. However, as always in the case of such suggestions, their opponents claim that the law is not only not going to work but could be used to mute those who criticise the authorities.









