EU Study says Germany is new main victim of Russian desinformation campaign

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The Kremlin’s Doublespeak on Dialogue

EUvsDisinfo is identifying a systematic campaign against Germany, which is being played out at several levels. No other EU Member State is attacked more fiercely through disinformation than Germany – since the start late in 2015, the EUvsDisinfo Database on Disinformation has collected over 700 cases targeting Germany. This can be compared with France (300+ cases), Italy (170+) and Spain (40+). At the same time, Germany is described as a country supporting dialogue and cooperation with Russia.

Since early February, Russian media are playing out a campaign, exploiting a family tragedy in Berlin. Social authorities have taken three minors in custody after suspicions of threats against the welfare of the children. The social authorities cannot comment on the details of the case, as it would violate the integrity of family and the safety of the children.

Read more: https://euvsdisinfo.eu/villifying-germany-wooing-germany/

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Life is a circle. Life is a circle. Life is a circle. Life is a circle. Aquilo que mais magoa. E que eu nao estava perdida 

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they are still pressed that germany took care of Nawalny aren't  they?

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I'm surprised the international community isn't doing much to combat Putin's meddling in nearly EVERY other country's affairs

Then again, Russia's not the only one guilty of it.

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You can assume this because they have a major election coming later this year

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44 minutes ago, PartySick said:

I'm surprised the international community isn't doing much to combat Putin's meddling in nearly EVERY other country's affairs

Then again, Russia's not the only one guilty of it.

Well if Trump wasn't elected in 2016 we probably would have straight up puts nukes in Ukraine. 

That being said, it's a lot less effective when it's out in the open like this. As long as intelligence officials can counter it, it's basically useless.

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13 hours ago, bionic said:

You can assume this because they have a major election coming later this year

They must be sweating bricks right now because every party on the right-wing spectrum in Germany currently has huge corruption scandals, right before the election.  Might push voters to partys who are naturally even more critical of Russia.