Repetition and runaway selection

The disinformation ventilation of last week continues with some defensive pro-Kremlin strategies regarding the Navalny poisoning and protests in Belarus.

You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet!

Alyaksandr Lukashenka promises more material from the "Mike and Nick Tapes" - "you can't even imagine what we intercepted". Meanwhile, Lukashenka's police continues its violent crack-down on protests in Belarus.

Fifty Ways to Kill Navalny

Pro-Kremlin pundits, most of them residing in the West, generously offer their expertise in "better ways to kill Navalny", weaponising sarcasm as a means of disinformation.

Let’s Laugh at Political Murder!

Pro-Kremlin disinformation outlets attempt to turn the attempted murder of dissident leader Alexei Navalny into a joke. “Hahaganda”- propaganda, disguised as humour, ridicule, is a powerful and efficient instrument for disinformation.

Who Benefits from ”Cui Bono”?

“Cui Bono” – or “who benefits” – is a concept regularly used by the pro-Kremlin media to create an impression of powerful external forces conspiring against Russia.

Salisbury all over again

There are numerous parallels to draw, and the pro-Kremlin media has scrambled in an attempt to draw as many as possible.

Mike and Nick vs. Die Hard Lukashenka

Belarusian KGB published recently a recording of an intercepted conversation, allegedly between two intelligence officers from Poland and Germany. According to Alyaksandr Lukashenko, the recording proves foreign involvement in both the protests in Belarus and the Navalny case. But few believe the recording is authentic.

CORONAVIRUS: COVERAGE

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Russian and Belarusian state media rely on a growing number of bogus “international experts” to legitimize disinformation about the protests in Belarus