DISINFO: A great number of Russians travel to tourist destinations in the Baltic states "to feed the Nazis"
DISINFORMATION CASE DETAILS
  • Outlet: NTV - YouTube ( archived) *
  • Date of publication: September 21, 2018
  • Outlet language(s): Russian
  • Countries / regions discussed: Lithuania, Estonia, Baltic states, Russia, Latvia

DISINFO: A great number of Russians travel to tourist destinations in the Baltic states "to feed the Nazis"

SUMMARY

A great number of Russians travel to tourist destinations in the Baltic states “to feed the Nazis” with the money they leave there. All Russians should stop travelling to Russophobic countries: by travelling to the Baltic states they are feeding Russophobes and Nazis”.

RESPONSE

Recurring disinformation on the Baltic countries and Nazis. No evidence to substantiate the assertions that the three countries are Russophobe or fascist (two of the most common labels used by pro-Kremlin disinformation outlets). See more here: https://euvsdisinfo.eu/the-russophobia-myth-appealing-to-the-lowest-feelings/, https://euvsdisinfo.eu/and-you-are-a-nazi-too/, https://euvsdisinfo.eu/the-nazi-obsession-of-pro-kremlin-propagandists/

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