Meta disables network of fake accounts spreading Russian propaganda about Ukraine
Facebook says it has identified and stopped a sprawling network of fake accounts spreading Russian propaganda about the invasion of Ukraine.
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National story. 42 articles from 23 sources. Updated Sep 27, 2022.
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Left
6 sourcesRan by 13 outlets across the spectrum· Portland Press Herald, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, +2 more
Ran by 5 outlets across the spectrum· Sioux City Journal, Tucson
Ran by 4 outlets across the spectrum· Sioux City Journal, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Meta stops Russian propaganda effort targeting European countries
Meta disables Russia's anti-Ukraine propaganda targeting Europe
Center
11 sourcesSame wire story as other sides. No original Center take here.
Ran by 13 outlets across the spectrum· KESQ Palm Springs, WFMZ Allentown, +5 more
Ran by 4 outlets across the spectrum· KESQ Palm Springs, WHEC Rochester
Ran by 16 outlets· Independent Tribune, Casper Star-Tribune, +14 more
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6 sourcesSame wire story as other sides. No original Right take here.
Ran by 13 outlets across the spectrum· Triblive, Winchester Star, +3 more
Meta disables network of fake accounts spreading Russian propaganda about Ukraine
Meta says it removed a sprawling network of 1,600 fake Facebook accounts used to spread Russian propaganda about Ukraine