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Disinfo: US and NATO are co-perpetrators in organ trafficking

Summary

International factors were involved in organ trafficking crime in Kosovo. The US and NATO were helping the Albanians and they are co-perpetrators of all these crimes.

Organ trafficking was a way to earn big money that the Albanians needed to buy weapons.

Disproof

There is no evidence provided for the claims that the US and NATO were involved in this crime.

These allegations are connected to the so-called "Medicus case" which was tried before a court and brought forward convictions of two doctors.

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  • Reported in: Issue 159
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 26/07/2019
  • Language/target audience: Bosnian, Montenegrin, Serbian
  • Country: Kosovo, US
  • Keywords: War crimes, NATO
  • Outlet: Sputnik Serbia
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July 29, 2019
Disproof

Recurring pro-Kremlin narratives about lost sovereignty, external control and socio-economic degradation of the Baltic states in the EU.

Latvia is a sovereign country, which determines its domestic and foreign policies. 

Poland did not invite Putin to the WWII commemoration ceremony to disrupt Belarus-Russia relations

By refusing to invite Russian President Vladimir Putin to the WWII commemoration ceremony Poland attempts to turn Belarus and Russia against each other. They hope that if [Belarusian president] Lukashenka comes to the ceremony and Putin does not, there will be bad blood between two of them.

July 29, 2019
Disproof

Conspiracy theory consistent with recurring pro-Kremlin narratives about the West's anti-Russian actions and attempts to discredit and disrupt Belarus-Russia relations.

Poland's decision not to invite the Russian delegation to WWII commemoration ceremony has to do with Russian aggression against Ukraine. Krzysztof Szczerski, chief advisor to the Polish president, stated in March 2019 that the anniversary ceremony will be held “in the company of countries with whom Poland now cooperates closely for peace based on the respect for international law, for the sovereignty of nations and of their territories”. This point was reiterated by Jacek Sasin, Polish deputy prime minister in July, who said: "I think it would be inappropriate to mark the anniversary of the beginning of the armed aggression against Poland with the participation of a leader who today treats his neighbours using the same methods."

Outsiders are putting a lot of effort to prevent rapprochement of Georgia and Russia

Russophobia in Georgia is artificial. Georgian people don’t have a negative attitude towards Russians and Russia. But Georgia doesn’t have its voice. The current government of Georgia is not independent, it broadcasts a foreign voice. The “patrons” from the outside are doing everything to prevent Georgia from getting closer to Russia. They work very actively with civil society, and this will not end tomorrow.

 

 

July 29, 2019
Disproof

Recurring pro-Kremlin disinformation narrative about the US presence in Europe and color revolutions.

Pro-Kremlin media consistently claims that Georgian elected president and authorities are not independent and do not work in the interests of their people, they have Western curators and all kind of protests are "West engineered". See for example previous disinformation case claimingthat Western attempts to sever relations between Russia and Georgia.

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