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Pro-Russian groups have spread misleading information about the riots in France.
This week, the European authorities are looking at possible pro-Russian interference in the margins of the French riots. They are looking at how false stories have been relayed online and what responsibility lies with the major platforms.
A study published by Alliance4Europe reveals how pro-Russian networks manipulated information in order to exacerbate the anger of the French and serve the interests of Vladimir Putin's regime six weeks before the October protests.
The European authorities are examining a possible pro-Russian interference in the French uprisings this week. They are trying to determine how false reports have been spread online and what responsibility they have to the main platforms. Brussels is examining the role of social networks in spreading violence-related disinformation from 17 October in France, reports Financial Times. Operations [...]
Researchers do not believe that the publications have triggered the movements. They serve only to increase instability in Europe. There are operations associated also with Iran and Algeria.
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