Russia plans huge fake news campaign in Ukraine, DIU warns
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Russia plans huge fake news campaign in Ukraine, DIU warns

The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine
DIU

The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine reports that Russia is planning to launch a large-scale fake news campaign in the near future.

Russia is trying to split Ukrainian society

As stated in the message of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU), along with the worsening of the situation at the front, the enemy is intensifying destabilising efforts aimed at splitting Ukrainian society. In particular, he can use mass events for this, where he throws his own provocations.

The enemy's military targets are not only military facilities, but also civilian infrastructure: hospitals, train stations, crowds of people.

The DIU noted that the attempts of Russian information campaigns using political slogans divide society. Russia creates fake news, which are parasites on real problems, but many of them are caused by the aggression of Putin's Russia.

In this difficult time, there is a need to maintain internal unity, to support each other. The enemy knows how to perfectly manipulate feelings and hopelessness, emotions and facts, mixes truth with lies, the DIU reported.

Ukrainian specialists in information operations are doing everything possible to protect our society, but we also need the understanding and help of the Ukrainian people.

How the Kremlin is trying to sow division between the regions of Ukraine

The Center for Combating Disinformation continues to record manifestations of the Kremlin's information campaign aimed at dividing Ukrainian society.

Propaganda resources of Russia are currently spreading disinformation and manipulative messages, in which the narrative is promoted that Kyiv "does nothing to protect Kharkiv and help the people of Kharkiv".

They said that all resources and air defence systems are concentrated in Kyiv to support "officials and oligarchs", while Kharkiv suffers from shelling and lack of electricity.

Also, russian propaganda spreads manipulations regarding the alleged "unfair distribution of humanitarian aid between regions" and fakes about the lack of payments to the mobilised.

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Trump announced a fateful conversation with Putin and addressed Zelensky

The White House
Trump prepares for important conversation with Putin

As early as March 12, US leader Donald Trump plans to hold telephone talks with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to agree on a complete ceasefire on the front. In addition, the US president has publicly invited his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky to the White House.

Points of attention

  • Trump confirms a big meeting with the Russians scheduled for March 12 and aims for positive outcomes.
  • Journalists question Trump about Zelensky's potential visit to the White House after successful negotiations in Saudi Arabia, to which Trump responds affirmatively.

Trump prepares for important conversation with Putin

According to the American leader, after the Ukrainian-American talks in Saudi Arabia, he is determined to talk with Russian dictator Putin.

It takes two to tango, as they say, right? So, I hope he agrees, and I think that will be 75%, the rest is drawing up a document and, well, negotiating positions on the ground, etc.

Donald Trump

Donald Trump

President of the United States

The head of the White House hopes that the ceasefire regime can come into effect "in the next few days."

He officially confirmed that a big meeting with the Russians will take place on March 12.

"I hope there will be very good conversations after this," Trump added, without specifying which meeting he was referring to.

Journalists asked the US president whether Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy was expected back at the White House after successful negotiations in Saudi Arabia.

Yes, absolutely,” emphasized Donald Trump, addressing his Ukrainian colleague.

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