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Russia’s Revenge for Bayraktars through Fakes
How will Russia react to the use of Bayraktar drones by the Ukrainian Armed Forces? This was the…
The use of Bayrakrar in Donbas: Centre’s commentary
The use of the Bayraktar drone by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as with any weapon, is a…
Kosyak with Observer Armband: a Gross Provocation in Donbas
Russian propaganda claims that Andrei Kosyak, a militant detained on October 13 near the contact line, had “diplomatic…
Shots from the Fake Launcher: Russia’s Response to the Ukraine-NATO Military Drills
“I’m rubber, you’re glue” seems to have been President Putin’s favourite saying as a kid. For instance, he…
If you want to terrorize Crimea, call it the fight against terrorism: Russia’s old new narratives
Russia failed to either disrupt or downplay the significance of the international Crimea Platform, which aims, among other things, to protect the victims of Russian occupation. So, Russian propaganda reverted to its old “terrorist” narratives.
Russian OSCE Mission revives old fake on “secret prisons”
Once again, Russia continues to use fakes about “secret prisons” in eastern Ukraine. This disinformation was spread by Russia’s…
How Russia floundered in versions: 5 cynical fakes about shooting down MH17
July 17 marks 7 years since a Boeing passenger aircraft flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur was shot down by a Russian Buk missile over Eastern Ukraine. The crash took the lives of all those on board MH17 — 283 passengers and 15 crew members. From the first hours until now, Russia has been blocking any efforts to clarify the crash circumstances, producing new and new contradictory versions of events, and trying to shift responsibility for the tragedy to Ukraine.
How Strana.ua disguises hostile propaganda
Disinformation can take various forms. Straightforward, intrusive or aggressive propaganda is easy to recognize. However, when it becomes subtler, it is more difficult to counter.
History Revisionism: How does the Kremlin manipulate the WWII topic?
The beginning of May marks two important dates that are celebrated in Ukraine and around the globe: on May 8 we commemorate the victims of World War II and celebrate the reconciliation between the parties while May 9 is recalled as the Victory Day over Nazism.
Volunteers gathered evidence of 32 Russian military units taking part in the invasion of Crimea
InformNapalm volunteer intelligence community has gathered and structured evidence of the participation of servicemen from 32 military units…