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EU Investigates Pro-Kremlin Disinformation Campaign over Riots in France

Although there are signs of misinformation and foreign interference, it is currently unclear whether this has had a significant impact.

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According to the Financial Times, European regulators assess possible online interferences from Moscow, Iran and Algeria

·Milan, Italy
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Russia, Iran and Algeria in the frame for online intervention in the chaos in France over the weekend - Far-Left organizations also under the microscope

·Marousi, Greece
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Although there are signs of misinformation and foreign interference, it is currently unclear whether this has had a significant impact.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Iran and Algeria also suspected of being involved in online interference (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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There is growing evidence that Russian, Iranian and Algerian-linked actors were involved in the framing of the French riots. The most active group is believed to be the Storm-1516 group, which has been involved in several hybrid attacks by President Vladimir Putin.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Ft reveals that the authorities are monitoring some pro-Russian accounts that would release violent videos in an attempt to further fuel chaos

·Rome, Italy
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Європейська правда broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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