Search

pro-kremlin disinfo cases

search the database
Refine Search
Or
expose conspiracies
Disinformation uses a variety of manipulation tactics. Disinformation stories can easily be created by combining provocative topics. See for yourself – click below to generate a narrative, then check it against our database.

who is

doing what

with what

to whom

for what purpose

107 results
Date
Title
Outlets
Country
02.07.2019
NATO sponsoring colour revolutions in post-Soviet states
Sputnik News
Kirgizstan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus
01.07.2019
General Staff of National Army prepares Moldova to join NATO
Vedomosti.md, Fondsk.ru
Moldova
28.06.2019
Crimea reconnected with Russia in referendum to avoid NATO troops there
Sputnik News FR
Russia, The West, Ukraine
28.06.2019
NATO uses false “Russian threat” as pretext to expand its presence near Russian borders
Sputnik Italia
Poland, Russia, Baltic states, Lithuania
20.06.2019
USA promised Russia that there will be no NATO expansion to the East
Sputnik Deutschland
Russia, US
19.06.2019
NATO bombed Serbia in order to make it its member
Sputnik Deutschland
Serbia, The West
17.06.2019
Poland provokes Russia and violates treaties by hosting the US military
RT Russian
Poland, United States, Russia, EU
13.06.2019
The EU no longer has confidence in the US and NATO
RT Russian
Central Europe, EU
10.06.2019
The US creates and spreads a false image about an “aggressive” Russia constituting a security “threat”
Sputnik Italia
Poland, UK, Latvia, Russia, Estonia, Lithuania, US, Sweden
10.06.2019
Pre-schizophrenic condition of Finns might lead into a military conflict with Russia
Tsargrad, New Inform, Crime Russia in English, Ria FAN
United States, UK, Russia, Finland
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ... 11
don't be deceived, question even more

SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK
WITH US

Disclaimer

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.