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Not exactly "catched" Russia. The research presents a set of websites, which "have similar content, rank for the same search terms (which hint at a pro-Russian
by avodonosov 3y ago
Not exactly "catched" Russia.
The research presents a set of websites, which "have similar content, rank for the same search terms (which hint at a pro-Russian narrative), and link and quote each other".
That's all.
It's then assumed that Russia is behind these sites and drives them somehow, directly or as "useful idiots".
The conclusion suggests "Experts and EU states should monitor the activities of such sites, and readers should question such content".
- mistermann 3y ago> Not exactly "catched" Russia. It seems fairly obvious that's the goal of this cleverly written piece, and rarely does anyone notice it is mostly persuasion rather than factual information.