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.

Fact-checking has become a separate heading in many press publications, but what is this activity based on?

Indeed, ERR’s account no longer posts its news to pro-Kremlin groups. However, ERR’s Russian-language editorial staff still does this from their personal accounts.

Alongside propaganda, there has been a lot less talk of the covert representation of Russia’s interests and goals – lobbying activities.

Trofimov, who was detained at Manila Airport for more than three months, has continued to maintain his Facebook blog after returning to Estonia. The message of the postings are offensive to Estonia.