EU sanctions have been imposed on Kremlin propagandist Dmitry Kisselyov. Despite this, a company run by Kisseljov has registered Internet domains in Estonia.
Tuesday’s social media posting at the Russian Embassy in Tallinn leaves no doubt about the use of transport aircraft delivering goods to Estonia as propaganda.
The Facebook webpage Za Buduštšeje is actively fighting against Estonian coronavirus policy. The site’s carriers have worked with activists spreading the Kremlin’s messages.
The historian Nikolai Meževits, who has become active in recent months in his negatively toned statements against Estonia and the Baltic nations, will give a lecture at the Impressum Club next week.
Public video broadcasts from your home pose a security risk.
The Kremlin does not hesitate to use the coronavirus to spread propaganda. Several publications depicted medical equipment arriving in Estonia as a Russian Aid consignment.
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