Kremlin Disinformation Network Deploys 300+ Fake News Sites to Target U.S. and Allies
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Kremlin Disinformation Network Deploys 300+ Fake News Sites to Target U.S. and Allies

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The Kremlin has launched another offensive in the digital domain, deploying an expanding web of fake news sites designed to discredit Western politicians and sow division across democratic societies. According to an investigation reported by The Register, Russia’s “CopyCop” network has created more than 200 new websites imitating local media outlets in the United States, France, Canada, and Norway.

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Pro-Russian Neo-Nazis Caught Operating With US Military
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Pro-Russian Neo-Nazis Caught Operating Within US Military

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U.S. military investigators examined links between Marines and a pro-Russia neo-Nazi group in Poland, exposing vulnerabilities in America’s handling of extremism in the ranks, according to documents released after a lawsuit by news outlet Raw Story. The Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) launched an inquiry in 2020 into Lance Cpl.

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Viewership at Russian Propaganda Outlet Rutube Collapses, Announces Mass Layoffs
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Viewership at Russian Propaganda Outlet Rutube Collapses, Announces Mass Layoffs

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Rutube, Russia’s state-backed video platform and the Kremlin’s preferred alternative to YouTube, is undergoing mass layoffs as viewership craters and its parent company, Gazprom-Media, struggles to justify the platform’s ballooning costs. According to Frank Media, the platform’s staff were informed of “significant” cuts this week as part of a merger with Premier, an online cinema service, and Yappy, a TikTok-style vertical video app.

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Russians Continue to Use and Abuse Steven Seagal
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Russians Continue to Use and Abuse Steven Seagal

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Steven Seagal, once an improbable Hollywood action hero, has found a second, if increasingly strained, act as a peculiar prop in Russia’s geopolitical theater. His recent decision to step down as CEO of Five Elements LLC on July 17, 2025, while seemingly a business move, is another telling chapter in how Russia has leveraged, and arguably exploited, the aging actor for its own ends, even as the global landscape makes his continued presence a liability.

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Another in Orban’s Circle Found to Be Working with Russia’s GRU
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Another in Orban’s Circle Found to Be Working with Russia’s GRU

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Hungarian national security services have reportedly identified Georg Spöttle, a prominent government-aligned pundit and frequent media commentator, as a former agent of Russia’s GRU military intelligence. According to sources familiar with the investigation, Spöttle maintained contact with Colonel Oleg Smirnov, a former Russian military attaché in Budapest, who has now been identified as his handler.

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Licking Putin’s boots for cash – The Rise of Fidias Panayiotou
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Licking Putin’s boots for cash – The Rise of Fidias Panayiotou

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Fidias Panayiotou should have remained a footnote in the digital age—a social media stuntman best remembered for licking toilets and chasing online relevance. Instead, he now sits in the European Parliament, voting against Ukraine and parroting Kremlin talking points. His trajectory from YouTube mediocrity to political power is not a tale of merit, but of manipulation, propelled by russian troll farms, bot networks, TikTok campaigns and dirty russian money.

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Russia Escalates Disinformation Campaign in Poland Ahead of 2025 Election
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Russia Escalates Disinformation Campaign in Poland Ahead of 2025 Election

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As Poland prepares for the second round of the 2025 presidential election, Russian state-backed disinformation networks have intensified operations aimed at destabilizing Polish democracy, weakening public support for Ukraine, and eroding confidence in Western alliances. The scope and aggressiveness of the campaign mark one of the Kremlin’s most coordinated interference efforts in Europe since the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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Russia’s Paranoid Internet Blackout on Victory Day: A Desperate Bid for Control

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As Russia stages its grandiose May 9th disinformation parade, the Kremlin plunged much of the country into a digital dark age, severing mobile internet access across vast regions, including Moscow. This unprecedented outage, affecting an estimated 60% of Russian territory, disrupted essential services, grounded flights, and sowed chaos among citizens.

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