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For almost 10 years, enemy propaganda has been trying its best to discredit Azov, coming up with many baseless accusations that, when analyzed in detail, do not stand up to criticism and are not supported by any evidence. The commander of the “Azov” brigade, lieutenant colonel Denys Prokopenko

russian special services are preparing the groundwork for provocations with subsequent accusations against Ukraine, the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine said in a statement.

A Google executive Jared Cohen warned the UN Security Council that russia is using disinformation campaigns to cause resentment against Ukrainian refugees and justify war crimes.

In its publications, the British news agency Reuters calls the russian-occupied Ukrainian territories “pro-Moscow,” Oleg Nikolenko, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said in a statement.

“Reuters, do not promote russian propaganda vocabulary. Incorrect: pro-Moscow Kherson region –

russia is actively spreading several new disinformation narratives that are directed against Ukraine among its sympathizers, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba said during a live stream on Facebook.

The Association of Ukrainian Media, Journalists and Public Organizations “Media Movement” addressed the Pulitzer Prize Committee to revoke the award of Walter Duranty, who headed the Moscow bureau of The New York Times in 1922–1936. In his writings, Duranty denied the Holodomor and publicly

A couple of days ago Ukraine unveiled a new kit for Ukraine’s football team, showing a map, including the territories occupied by Russia, and two lines ‘Glory to Ukraine!’, ‘Glory to the heroes!’

Russia was immediately outraged and called it a “political provocation” and the “illusion of the

According to the authors, the idea that Crimeans were and remain mostly in favor of the Russian annexation [delivered to us by the aggressive land grabber himself] complicates the West’s prevailing view of the seizure of Crimea as an aggressive land grab. Wait, what?

EUR 200 to thank Russia and Putin for humanitarian assistance on camera for "Russian media." According to La Repubblica, this is the exact amount of money that

In an era dominated by “fake news” and disinformation, conspiracy theories are coming to play an increasingly influential role in modern politics. During the recent impeachment hearings in the US, for example, former National Security Council official Fiona Hill warned that “fictional narratives”

If we give facts and misinformation equal coverage, people will see only grossly distorted reality, said Evgen Tsybulenko, professor of International Law and le

After a scandal when Apple marked Crimea as a part of Russia, users proposed a new version of advertising for the company.
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In a Nov. 13 story about Ukraine’s capital Kyiv renaming streets, the Associated Press cited a Jewish organization’s leader as saying one of the streets had been named after Ivan Pavlenko, whom the leader identified as a Nazi collaborator.

But it turned out that the street was actually named after

The Stanford Internet Observatory published a white paper on GRU online influence operations from 2014 to 2019. The authors conducted this research at the request of the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) and began with a data set consisting of social media posts provided

Researchers, election observers, and governments alike all struggle to measure the scope and impact of Russian disinformation campaigns. So far, sporadic press

Internews Ukraine and UkraineWorld published the book Re-Vision of History: Russian Historical Propaganda and Ukraine. The book hastwo main pillars:

In the period May-July 2019 bots accounted for 55% of all Russian-language messages on Twitter, astudy by the NATO Stratcom Centre of Excellence shows. Th

The Russian government discreetly funded a group of seemingly independent news websites in Eastern Europe to pump out stories dictated to them by the Kremli

Angry Ukrainians took to the streets and blocked roads Tuesday as hundreds of thousands remain without heating at a time when temperatures are plunging b

Let the seller beware. Buyers aren’t buying what they’re offering. I’m speaking of sports reporting. Sports writers jumping into the realm of the political are admitting that much of the public disagrees with their hard-left editorializi