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NATO plans to break up Russia

Summary

Call to break up Russia by Latvian MP Proof of NATO’s Hostile Plans.

Disproof

In reality, there has been no NATO proposal to invade or break up Russia. Instead there was just a tweet by an individual member of the Latvian parliament, who belongs to a minority party, and who therefore does not represent the position of Latvia, even less so the position of NATO. Moreover, even this tweet did not call for a break up of Russia. Read more here: www.polygraph.info/a/nato-isn-t-planning-to-break-up-russia/29399669.html,

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  • Reported in: Issue 116
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 30/07/2018
  • Language/target audience: Russian
  • Country: Latvia, Russia
  • Keywords: Encircling Russia, Anti-Russian, NATO
  • Outlet: Russia Today (RT)
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European Court of Human Rights says Russian government not involved in Politkovskaya’s murder

European Court of Human Rights has concluded that Russia is not guilty of murdering investigative journalist and human rights activist Anna Politkovskaya. According to Russia’s Justice Ministry, the Court found Russia’s investigation into Politkovskaya’s killing to have been competent and allowed to achieve serious results.

September 03, 2018
Disproof

The Europan Court of human rights heavily criticized Russia’s investigation into the Politkovskaya murder. The court ruled that Russia had “failed to take adequate investigatory steps to find the person or persons who had commissioned the murder” and violated the European convention on Human Rights. The Court is of the opinion that "The State had failed to abide by its obligations under the Convention to carry out an effective investigation and the length of the proceedings had been too long." More information can be found here.

Further debunking by StopFake: www.stopfake.org/en/fake-european-court-of-human-rights-says-russian-government-not-involved-in-politkovskaya-murder/,

Foreign specialists arrived in Syria to stage chlorine chemical attack

[Referring to a tweet by the Russian Embassy in South Africa, including a photo of what appears to be actors on a film set.] This image accompanied a claim that “English-speaking foreign specialists” had arrived in Syria to stage a chlorine chemical attack in Hama province.

September 03, 2018
Disproof

The photo does indeed show a film set, but not “foreign specialists.” In fact, the photo is of the set of Revolution Man, a film produced by Syrian state media. Read more here: www.polygraph.info/a/fact-check-russian-embassy-tweets-misleading-photo-about-syria-/29458058.html, and here euvsdisinfo.eu/a-movie-as-new-evidence-on-fake-chemical-attack-again/,

West is Blocking Chemical Weapons Inspections in Syria

[Referring to several past cases of chemical weapons use in Syria, including in Eastern Ghouta and Khan Sheikhoun] Russia has called for inspections by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), but that Russia’s “Western colleagues” moved to block these inspections.

September 03, 2018
Disproof

Western countries did not try to block OPCW inspections in Syria. In fact, Russia and its Syrian government ally have impeded the OPCW’s work several times. For more information, see www.polygraph.info/a/the-west-is-not-blocking-chemical-weapons-inspections-in-syria-/29462105.html, and euvsdisinfo.eu/report/white-helmets-are-preparing-false-flag-chemical-attack/,

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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.