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.

A network that deals with teaching the Russian language but is financially and ideologically supported by the Kremlin Soft Power fund, Russki Mir. Read more!

We added a group to our chart whose underlying motive is to blame Estonia as a supporter of fascism.

This time we give an overview of the Komsomolskaja Pravda newspaper and the organizations and individuals involved in the Impressum discussion club.

We drew an Estonian branch to the Kremlin media network diagram. Read more about it!

Propastop has reviewed the organizations and related people named in the KAPO (Estonian Internal Security Service) yearbook.

Propastop has repeatedly written for several years about the need for independent fact-finding. This week, a new fact-checking initiative Klikisäästja (click saver) was launched. It is led by a familiar face from the Estonian Debate Society and the Postimees fact-finding section, Herman Kelomees

How to recognize a fake account operating on Facebook on your own? What can be done to block such an account?

Coronavirus related articles on the pages of Estonian dailies and large FB internet portals have discussions from dozens upon dozens of fake accounts

Last week, Kremlin channels broadcast news that Estonian residents want the Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine to be available in Estonia. The Estonian media also contributed to the spread of the propaganda message.