Russian information war

Poland’s Interior Ministry has rejected online claims that a Ukrainian attacked a 15-year-old boy in Kamienna Góra, saying both the attacker and the victim are Polish citizens and calling the rumor Russian disinformation, RMF24 reported.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s election victory has dealt a blow to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, The Economist reported on June 8.

Russia’s war against Ukraine is not only fought on the battlefield—it is waged quietly in the minds of Europeans. In Germany, Moscow’s agents, cultural fronts, and propaganda networks are working to erode public support for Ukraine, distort the truth, and destabilize society. This is a silent offensive in the Kremlin’s hybrid war, and its front line runs through German media, politics, schools, and everyday conversations.