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The Russian-language section of ERR gave a helping hand to the Kremlin
Russian-language ERR was one of the first to issue a press release from the Russian Embassy on the possibilities of participating in the Russian referendum in Estonia on 1 July.
A Russian cyber security company is campaigning in the Baltic nations
In mid-June, the Center for European Policy Studies (CEPA) wrote about the PR campaigns of the Russian cyber security company Kaspersky in the Baltic nations.
ERR shares its news in pro-Kremlin groups
The Russian-language editorial board of ERR must stop posting its news in groups that actively share anti-Estonian propaganda channels.
Russian propagandists concerned with censorship in the Baltics and Ukraine
Russian propagandists formulated their concerns about the censorship of the material they produce in a report entitled “Censored Europe 2020: Suppressing Freedom of Speech in the Baltics and Ukraine”.
Estonia is unjustifiably associated with the trolling of the Immortal Regiment
The Kremlin is trying to show Estonia as one of the culprits in the case of photos of Nazi leaders uploaded to the website of the Immortal Regiment
Spreading fake news: Was a monument in the Blue Mountains to a SS Division blown up?
A few days before May 9, a story appeared in a minor Russian newspaper, about how a stone monument to the 20th SS Grenadier SS Division was blown up in the Blue Mountains. The story is 100% fiction.
Kremlin affiliated activists are restoring Stalin under the guise of charity
A Facebook posting drew attention with a video describing the sale of a sweatshirt with Stalin’s picture on it.
The official arrival of airplane propaganda
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 FB webpage attacking Estonia’s methods to fight the coronavirus is associated with the Kremlin’s networks of influence
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 video lecture from a security expert who is derogatory towards Estonia will be held here
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.
