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“Navalny Cubs and Mommy’s Revolutionaries”

Alexei Navalny and the protests against his detention are at the centre of this week’s pro-Kremlin disinformation attempts. A very clear pattern is visible: belittle the protests and defame Navalny.

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The Kremlin Snubs Own Mouth Piece

The Kremlin Snubs Own Mouth Piece

“Bring Donbas home to Mother Russia” – The Kremlin is scrambling to distance itself from the RT editor-in-chief, calling for a Russian annexation of the occupied territories in Eastern Ukraine. 
1 871 out of 300

1 871 out of 300

300 people attended the Moscow 31 January protests according to the city authorities. Of those, 1,871 were detained, according to public records from Moscow police authorities.
“Carthage Must be Destroyed”

“Carthage Must be Destroyed”

Geopolitica.ru is a site, managed in Russia and published in several languages in an attempt to reach an international audience. A case-study on the Italian version demonstrates means and methods of pro-Kremlin disinformation efforts.
Waiting for the Advent of the Fifth Stalin

Waiting for the Advent of the Fifth Stalin

“Russian Superiority” is a key narrative in pro-Kremlin disinformation. Russia has a mission to the world. A nationalist writer even promises a saviour from Russia: a fifth Stalin.
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