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@SuanLuang Researchers at the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Intelligence and Analysis have sorted through an avalanche of disinformation produced by Russian state media groups —including state media RT and Sputnik — that claim Russia has no intent to invade Ukraine and that the West fabricated the invasion story as an excuse for its own military buildup. DHS warned state and law enforcement partners this week that "from September 2021 to January 2022, Russian state media and proxy websites published a greater number of anti-Ukrainian and anti-American narratives on a month-by-month basis than during any preceding period," going back to World War II.
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@SuanLuang Recently, Moscow's online armies have spun out wild tales of disinformation accusing the U.S. of hiring mercenaries to carry out a chemical attack plot and revisiting false narratives aligning Ukrainians with Nazism. "Disinformation is a significant threat," deputy national security adviser Anne Neuberger told reporters Wednesday, during her diplomatic mission to Brussels. "The disinformation narrative is that Ukraine is the source of the crisis. That is not the case — Russia is the source of the crisis," Neuberger stressed. Russia is also perpetuating the lie that there are "significant NATO forces in Ukraine, significant threats in Ukraine to Russia, Neuberger added. "That is not the case." She reiterated that Russia has amassed over 100,000 troops at Ukraine's border.
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Is Bashar al-Assad a great leader?
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