Official page of the Center for Countering Disinformation, a working body of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine.
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📌A new series of statements by Kremlin propagandists on Russian national television. We will talk about this and more in the latest episode of the Russian Hate Speech project.
⚡️The information space of European countries is seeing the spread of disinformation aimed at discrediting international aid to Ukraine and shifting responsibility for the war from moscow to the West.
▫️Through such publications, their authors are attempting to discredit Ukraine’s legitimate right to self-defence under Article 51 of the UN Charter, create a false impression that ending defence support would bring peace closer.
⚡️ An information campaign under the hashtag “Russia is not my enemy,” inspired by Russia, is gaining momentum in the international segment of X.
✅ The message “Russia is not my enemy” has previously been promoted through rallies and sticker campaigns in European cities, aimed at creating the illusion of Russia as a “peaceful partner.”
“When the sirens are wailing around you, and your whole world is right there in your arms 💔🥺”
The moment she heard the air-raid siren, the mother monkey became alert and held her baby tightly against her chest.
Video: irina_stel
⚡️ russian propaganda has intensified a disinformation campaign aimed at disrupting the evacuation of Ukraine’s civilian population, particularly children, from frontline areas.
▫️ At the same time, through such disinformation, the kremlin seeks to divert attention from its own war crimes — the mass deportation and forced russification of Ukrainian children in the temporarily occupied territories.
⚡️ russia continues its systematic attempts to present elements of its propaganda apparatus as part of the “international fight against disinformation.”
▫️ The direct involvement of officials from putin’s administration, state media executives, and the use of public funds indicate that russia is investing significant resources in creating a false image of “countering disinformation” in an attempt to influence foreign audiences.