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6. Jan 2025

Facebook as a propaganda minefield

Russia is quietly rebuilding its image on Facebook, flooding feeds with posts celebrating its military, culture, and beauty. But who’s behind this surge? Propastop investigates the hidden networks driving these campaigns. Part of its 2024 Best Reads, this eye-opening story reminds readers to stay alert to online influence.
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17. Sep 2024

Kremlin’s Grip on Moldova: Criminal Oligarchs and Church Sway Elections

On October 20, Moldova will simultaneously hold presidential elections and a referendum on joining the European Union. The Kremlin is attacking pro-European President Maia Sandu with the help of oligarch Ilan Shor, who stole one billion dollars from the banks of the impoverished small nation, and the Orthodox Church. Today, Propastop describes how the elections
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25. Jul 2024

The Baltic’s exit from the common energy system causes discontent in the Kremlin

The official announcement of the Baltic States' departure from the unified energy system with Russia and Belarus increases our energy independence, which irritates the Kremlin. "This political decision can be costly for the Baltics, leading to price increases and energy crises, as well as economic downturns and street protests," claimed the business newspaper Vzglyad.
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26. Feb 2024

Putin’s red lines – from blurred to non-existent

Since February 24, 2024, breaching a "red line" symbolizes actions detrimental to Russian interests, often in response to measures such as sanctions and military aid. In 2023, Russia cut official "red line" statements from 24 to 15. Let's examine notable red lines drawn by President Putin in the past two years and assess their effectiveness.
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12. Feb 2024

Ukrainian NGO framed as a kill-list by Russian propaganda

After Tucker Carlson's interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin, several Trump supporters and Russian media outlets have asserted that Carlson is being added to a Ukrainian kill-list, citing the Ukrainian website Myrotvorets. However, a question arises: is Myrotvorets an actual kill-list, or is it presented as one through propaganda? Propastop takes a closer look.
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25. Jan 2024

Russia’s Strategic Narrative: Examining the Rhetoric Surrounding the Potential Return of Alaska

President Putin's recent decree allocating funds for the research and registration of Russian property abroad has raised eyebrows, particularly amidst the Ukraine conflict. While the decree avoids explicit mention of Alaska, military bloggers hint at its potential use to contest the 1867 sale. This narrative, echoing historical claims, strategically serves Russia's domestic and international interests
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