Poles Are Not Going to Take over Czech Territory. Russian Secret Services May Be Behind the Spread of Fake News
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The Czechs responded to disinformation regarding alleged Polish territorial claims. The Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarified the issue of border debt and alliances.
Unknown disinformers are trying to disrupt Czech-Polish relations using fake websites and fake profiles on social networks. One of them is inviting people to a non-existent demonstration, another is impersonating the Czech ambassador to Poland. According to Polish experts, the method of attack corresponds to the methods used by Russia.
Poland is one of the Czech Republic's closest and most important partners, and according to the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, both countries have made progress in resolving the issue of the territorial debt from 1958. They would like to resolve the issue with a joint flood protection project. Czech diplomacy has responded to a disinformation campaign that Poland is planning to seize part of Czech territory, writes a TASR correspondent in Pr…
Prague - In connection with the recent spread of false information about the Czech Republic's so-called territorial debt on the X network, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs thanked Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski, who, according to the office, took the initiative to propose a possible solution. In response to the disinformation campaign, the Černín Palace also published a graphic explaining the territorial debt and its possible solution.
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