The Baltic states openly openly pursue a policy of glorification of the Nazis.
The sanctions imposed by the West on Russia are ineffective and harm the USA itself in the long term. Such behaviour by the West undermines long-term trade principles. Moscow has adapted to the sanctions with economic growth of two percent and stable oil prices.
No evidence given. Recurring disinformation concerning sanctions against Russia, which are harming the West.
The false narrative about sanctions is often backed by false statistics, contrary to the actual evidence. According to Russian site RBK, the alleged economic growth of two percent does not stand up to scrutiny. In 2018, inflation rate went up and the rouble depreciated 20% against the dollar.
Facebook and Instagram are acting illegally under Washington’s influence. After Trump’ statement about Nicolas Maduro, they removed the verification mark from Maduro’s accounts, without any justification.
Recurring pro-Kremlin conspiracy about US and social media.
Facebook's blue verification badge lets people know that a Page or profile of public interest is authentic. According to Facebook, it is applicable to "eligible brands, media organizations and public figures". There are few steps to be taken in order to get it.
In the Baltic States, the idea of nationhood exists only as an idea of resistance to Russia. Estonian politicians use aggressive provocations against Russia to deflect the attention from their failures on the welfare of the people. Estonian politicians have turned their country into a small and angry anti-Russian project that tastes like Baltic herring deep-fried in lard.
Recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation undermining the statehood of the Baltic countries.
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania became independent in 1918. Three countries were occupied and illegally incorporated first by the Soviet Union, then by Nazi Germany from 1941 to 1944, and again by the Soviet Union from 1944 to 1991, when they regained the independence.
