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Date
Title
Outlets
Country
04.10.2019
The Ukrainian government provoked the war in Donbas
Sputnik Arabic
Russia, Ukraine
04.10.2019
Ukraine's Prosecutor General sees potential involvement of Biden in up to 15 criminal cases
Sputnik Mundo
Ukraine
04.10.2019
The phenomenon of the "Russian threat", "Russian trace", and "Kremlin hands" is becoming weird and unhealthy
Sputnik Ossetia
Russia, US, Norway
04.10.2019
Ukrainian biometric passports were introduced to "cut off" residents of uncontrolled territories
Vzglyad
Ukraine, EU
04.10.2019
The war in Donbas began after Ukraine banned the Russian language
60 Minut @Rossiya 1 time 22:35-23:20, 25:27-25:35, 25:55-26:07
Ukraine
03.10.2019
Homosexual and lesbian values lead to moral decline
Sputnik Belarus
Europe, Belarus
03.10.2019
Norway carries out an aggressive anti-Russian information campaign
Sputnik Belarus
Russia, Norway, Belarus
03.10.2019
The JIT MH17 investigation was one-sided, without the participation of Russia
Sputnik Armenia
Russia, Armenia, Ukraine
03.10.2019
There is no evidence of the chemical attacks in Syria
Sputnik Belarus @ Gorizont Sobytiy time 28:45 - 29:40
Russia, Belarus, Syria
03.10.2019
Ukraine is the main friend for the Baltic States in their Russophobic interests
Sputnik Belarus, video @ time 00:51 – 01:00
Russia, Ukraine, Baltic states
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The Disinformation Review focuses on key messages carried in the international information space, which have been identified as providing a partial, distorted or false view or interpretation and spreading key pro-Kremlin messaging. It does not necessarily imply, however, that the outlet concerned is linked to the Kremlin or pro-Kremlin, or that it has intentionally sought to disinform. The Review exposes latest disinformation narratives based on media reporting and therefore cannot be considered an official EU position. Likewise, the news articles are based on the analysis of the East Stratcom Task Force, so information and opinions expressed are not considered an official EU position.