Fake Video and Photo Images in a Program of Channel One
In Russian program “Time will show” images of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army march were presented as events of Euromaidan.
December 26 in Russian program “Time...
Prominent Russians Say Duped Into Speaking in Anti-Navalny Video
Two prominent Russian cultural figures have taken to social networks and airwaves in anger after video footage they recorded in support of opposition activist Alexei Navalny was clipped and edited...
Kremlin Quietly Supports Network That Sends Thousands of Russian Veterans to Donbas War
In Yekaterinburg, the main city of Russia’s Ural region, retired army officer Vladimir Yefimov organizes army veterans to fight for Russia in southeastern Ukraine,...
Dmitry Kiselev’s Sputnik News Agency Launches Turkish-Language Website, Radio Station
Sputnik Multimedia Group launched its Turkish website tr.sputniknews.com and online radio service on Friday.
The radio service will be available in six cities in Turkey, namely Istanbul, Ankara,...
War by media and the triumph of propaganda
Why has so much journalism succumbed to propaganda? Why are censorship and distortion standard practice? Why is the BBC so often a mouthpiece of...
Photos of Punks are Presented as Proofs of Ukrainian Army Atrocities on Donbas
It is becoming popular to post in social networks photos of punks presenting them as victims of the Ukrainian Army.
For example, the public “Antibanderas...
Fake: The Best Ever Layoff Letter
“The best ever layoff letter” is being actively spread around the Network. In this letter a certain manager of a big Moscow company, forced...
“Panamanian Passport” of Arsen Avakov Proved to be a Fake
A photo of the first page of a Panamanian passport, which allegedly belongs to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov, is...
Ukrainian Law of 1997 was Presented as Adopted in 2014
The website Russkaya vesna (eng. – Russian Spring) informed that so-called “eurointegrational” Law “On Safety and Quality of Food Products”, adopted by the new...
Almost a Third of Russians Would Like Their Children or Grandchildren to Grow Up...
Thirty percent of Russians, nearly one in three, say that they would like their children or grandchildren to serve in the security organs with...