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But don't worry Finns! We certainly aren't the only ones, and we're far from being the first ones Russia thinks of nazis~

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Pro-Kremlin media scaremongering about “threatened sovereignty” this week: disinformation review

COVID-19 continues to be a popular topic for the producers of disinformation: This week EU vs Disinfo documented several cases spreading lies about vaccination – A biochemical attack on humanity by globalists. On the other hand, vaccines are useless. Consistency is not important for the producers of disinformation. Russian social media have noticed how state broadcaster RT attempts to encourage…

Exploiting the crisis in Afghanistan: Russian and Chinese media draw parallels with Ukraine and Taiwan

Almost in unison, Russian and Chinese state-controlled media outlets continue to draw direct (and false) parallels between Afghanistan and Ukraine/Taiwan, alleging that after Afghanistan it was only a matter of time when the ‘unreliable’ US would ‘abandon’ Kyiv and Taipei. Both sides are aiming to capitalize on narratives portraying the US, and by extension the liberal world order, as crumbling…

Kremlin’s chronic case of Anglophobia: mental war and Anglo-Zionist empire among week’s propaganda narratives

Russian official documents on security policy usually identify the US as the Bad Guy in international relations. Recently, the Russian Defense Ministry’s journal of military theory accused the US of waging “a mental war” against Russia: The aim of the Globalists with the US at the helm is to remove Russia as an obstacle on the way to establishing a New World Order. The author, Andrey Ilnitsky, is…

Ukraine, Crimean Platform, and the Witches' Sabbath: this week's Russian propaganda; by @euvsdisinfo

The fact that seven years after the events unraveled on the Maidan square in Kyiv the Kremlin media is still attacking Ukraine shows that not much has changed. The five most common narratives appearing in pro-Kremlin outlets remain largely the same as in previous years, just tailored to match the current events and interests of audiences. Let’s have a look at them. The elites vs the…

Afghanistan and Lithuanian-Belarusian border crises: this week’s Russian disinformation targets

As the international community reckons with the fall of Kabul and Afghanistan itself into the Taliban’s hands, the mood on air of Russian state-controlled TVs is that of schadenfreude. The US has turned into a “regional state” or a “damaged petrol station”, according to the host of political talk-show “60 minutes”. The Kremlin is yet to shape a coherent narrative about the recent events in…

Hushing up is also lying: this week’s pro-Kremlin disinformation

Sometimes, what is not lied about is revealing. Seven years ago last week, a Russian military unit shut down Malaysian Airlines MH17, killing all 298 people onboard. This, and the ongoing trial in the Netherlands, was extensively reported in the international media; for instance in United Kingdom, Germany, and the Netherlands. Major pro-Kremlin domestic outlets, like the…

Kremlin’s propaganda in the year of the bull

According to the Chinese zodiac, 12 February 2021 marked the beginning of the Year of the Bull. The word “bull” has several meanings in English. The first is, obviously, a bull: a specimen of male bovine cattle. Strangely enough, the word also denotes “empty, boastful talk.” Since early February 2021, EUvsDisinfo has noted how Kremlin officials have started to intensively honor the Year of the…