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Video Fake: Ukraine to Make a Horror Movie About Military Mobilization

Oct 14, 2024

Russian propagandist Margarita Simonyan admitted in her TV program that this video was created by the Russia Today team, and that they will continue to produce similar content.

Manipulation: Poles No Longer Want to See Ukrainian Refugees in Poland – CNN

Oct 14, 2024

Russian propaganda, using the CNN article, made a manipulative generalization that Poles in general do not want to see Ukrainians in their country anymore. The original source does not talk about the mood in Poland in general, but only covers a rally of the far-right Confederation party, known for its anti-Ukrainian rhetoric. In the parliamentary elections, this party received the lowest result, and a national poll in September 2023 showed that 65% of Poles support the reception of refugees from Ukraine.

Fake: Ukrainians Drafted to Volunteer Battalions in Israel

Oct 14, 2024

The document on the video is fake. It does not match the official sample of the drafting paper. The graphs are incorrectly indicated and the text is full of errors. Most likely, this video was created as a provocation.

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