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Estonian soil has become a propaganda tool for the Russian Armed Forces
In March, capsules containing soil from mass graves in Estonia and eleven other countries were placed in the foyer of the Central Museum of the Russian Armed Forces.
Kremlin channels are overemphasizing the propagandist’s entry ban
Estonian authorities restricted Izvestija worker Andrei Zakharov from entering Europe. The case is currently receiving a lot of attention in the Russian media, including an ongoing propaganda attack.
The Estonian Internet Foundation receives money from sanctioned Rossiya Segodnya
Services to Sputnik and Baltnews, including the use of .ee-end domains, are subject to EU sanctions and should therefore be terminated. This is easy to do between April and May at the latest.
Early warning! A propaganda film project from Russia is coming to Estonia
A Soviet war film project made by the film studio „Mosfilm“ is likely to be in the Estonian movie theaters by April-May.
Russenfrei: a new word in the Kremlin propaganda lexicon
Since December, we have encountered the use of the word russenfrei in propaganda texts concerning Estonia. What is this term?
How successful is the Kremlin’s punitive action due to Sputnik?
As of yesterday, a month has passed since the Speaker of the Russian Federation Council, Valentina Matviiyenko, promised tough measures against Estonia due to the restrictions on Sputnik’s activities in the country. How far has it gone, up to now?
The Kremlin is reviving Red Army monuments in Estonia
A Red Army monument was „reopened“ in Tallinn less than a month ago. This Spring promises to bring further World War II related propaganda actions.
The Russian embassy in Tallinn is distorting reality with numbers
The Russian Embassy in Tallinn is using Social Media to try to make it look like 229,000 Estonian citizens have visited Crimea in 2019.
The Kremlin propaganda specter is on the move
Last week, the Mayor of Vilnius, Remigijus Šimašius, posted on Facebook about how the Estonian concert organizer Artmusic was trying to get permission to organize a Kremlin history-themed propaganda spreading concert entitled “Songs of Freedom” in May 2020 in Vilnius’s central square.
Keila’s decision reanimated Kremlin minded individuals and groups in Estonia
On November 26, Keila City Council decided that next year the first class of Keila Elementary School would no longer admit children with Russian as their language of instruction and that the school would be merged with Keila primary school.
