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It’s odd that in the entire article they don’t mention anything about the actual content of this propaganda against Iran. I wonder for example, was the current
by pooya13 7y ago
It’s odd that in the entire article they don’t mention anything about the actual content of this propaganda against Iran. I wonder for example, was the current news about Iran attacking oil tankers part of this campaign?
- ianai 7y agoYou can probably assume it’s whatever Russia and Putin would want it to be.
- klingonopera 7y agoAren't Russia and Iran more allies than enemies? I mean, yes, I'd agree, but rather because Putin would welcome any type disinformation, not just ones targeted at Iran.
- Udik 7y agoThese were propaganda pages against Iran and Qatar. The article says they originate from UAE and Egypt, but not necessarily from their governments. It also says some of the messages are supportive of Saudi Arabia. Currently, the US, Israel and Saudi Arabia are subjecting Iran to an economic blockade and/or pushing for a military attack. Russia instead is at least partially on Iran's side and, therefore, opposed to US and Saudi Arabia. And your first reaction is "this could be/ must be Russia"? Do you realize Russia running a propaganda campaign for Saudi Arabia doesn't make any sense? How could you even think of something so counter-intuitive and inconsequential?