Pro-Russian Facebook Influence

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Facebook as a propaganda minefield

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Pro-Russian Facebook pages are quietly influencing perceptions around the world.

The Propastop team conducted an investigation and uncovered a hidden network on Facebook responsible for creating and developing these pages.

The global reach includes admins located in Australia , Serbia , Ecuador , Iraq , Germany , Indonesia , Israel , Mexico , and Estonia .

The pro-Russian Facebook pages examined here reveal a coordinated effort to influence global perceptions of Russia .

From promoting military might and cultural richness to rekindling nostalgia for the Soviet Union , these pages employ diverse content strategies tailored to different audience segments.

The European Commission has launched a formal investigation into Meta ’s handling of political content, focusing on suspected Russian influence campaigns.

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