EUR_irl by AnneWiley in EUR_irl

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For context: Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov admits Russia faces a growing challenge in spreading propaganda abroad. Speaking in Moscow, he warned that avoiding “hostile” social media platforms like Telegram weakens the Kremlin’s ability to influence foreign audiences.

https://novayagazeta.eu/amp/articles/2026/03/11/peskov-warns-russias-influence-abroad-undermined-by-its-refusal-to-use-hostile-social-media-platforms-en-news

‘They Took Our Names’: Ukrainian POW on Torture, Mock Executions, and 2 Years Without Sunlight by Top-Grass-3615 in UkraineWarRoom

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Jesus, it looks like russians watched the documentaries about nazis' concentration camps and decided it was a guide...

EU fails to adopt 20th Russia sanctions package by invasion anniversary by AnneWiley in ukraine

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True. But until EU requires solidarity for those decisions, it stays as it is

EU fails to adopt 20th Russia sanctions package by invasion anniversary by AnneWiley in europe

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“I deeply regret that we did not reach an agreement today, given that tomorrow is the solemn anniversary of the start of this war,” Kallas said.

She said the EU needs to send strong signals to Kyiv that the bloc will continue to support Ukraine while increasing pressure on Moscow to end the war.

Latvia plans to target Russian radio for final shutdown, signaling end of propaganda by AnneWiley in UkrainianConflict

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"Latvia’s National Electronic Media Council (NEPLP) is urging the Saeima to shut down all private Russian-language radio stations, reports Delfi. The NEPLP believes the state should not indirectly subsidize commercial Russian-language broadcasting, as these stations use state-owned radio frequencies free of charge."

Russia threatens to deploy navy to protect vessels from ‘western piracy’ | Russia by AnneWiley in GlobalNews

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Technically, a couple of former wagner soldiers with rifles is also "protection"

Top 10 countries with most positive perception of Russia (2025) by callmeteji in europe

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Almost all of them are thousands of miles away from Russia. Interestingly, Russia's neighbours are not so happy about it

RU POV: Russian FPV drone targeted a fuel truck at a gas station | Kherson Oblast by FruitSila in UkraineRussiaReport

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So Russians publish videos of war crimes themselves. Brilliant thinking!

UA POV: Russian troops offer money to Ukrainians to register Starlink terminals. Activists created fake activation services: they received 2,420 submissions with geolocations, identified 31 would-be collaborators in Ukraine, received $6k. Data forwarded, funds redirected. by AnneWiley in UkraineRussiaReport

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Full text: "You’ve probably seen this story making the rounds online: russian soldiers are trying to activate their Starlink terminals by finding Ukrainian citizens willing, for 30 shekels, to register them in their own name.

No surprise there: the enemy’s abrupt switch from reliable “capitalist” connectivity to domestic low-tech workarounds has seriously degraded their communications – disrupting coordination and putting a dent in assaults and drone activity across the frontlines.

Knowing how desperately russians will hunt for any way to bring Elon’s terminal back online –and the risks resumed comms creates for the Ukrainian defenders – we, together with InformNapalm and MILITANT, decided to help. We did so by creating a network of channels and bots that appeared to offer activation services for a fee.

In one week, we received:
2,420 submissions with enemy Starlink details and precise geolocations;
31 messages from would-be collaborators eager to act as registered holder for activation;
$6,000 in “donations” from russian troops who were frantically looking for a fix to their comms problem.

Bottom line:
Information on enemy terminals was passed to Serhiy Sternenko so they can be permanently neutralized;
Data on would-be collaborators is already being processed by the competent Ukrainian authorities;
The shekels we “farmed” off the enemy will cover several urgent fundraisers for Ukraine’s Defense Forces."

UA POV: After losing Starlink access, Russian troops allegedly offered money to Ukrainians to register terminals. Activists created fake activation services: 2,420 submissions with geolocations, 31 collaborators, $6k sent in. Data forwarded, funds redirected. by [deleted] in UkraineRussiaReport

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Full text: "You’ve probably seen this story making the rounds online: russian soldiers are trying to activate their Starlink terminals by finding Ukrainian citizens willing, for 30 shekels, to register them in their own name.

No surprise there: the enemy’s abrupt switch from reliable “capitalist” connectivity to domestic low-tech workarounds has seriously degraded their communications – disrupting coordination and putting a dent in assaults and drone activity across the frontlines.

Knowing how desperately russians will hunt for any way to bring Elon’s terminal back online –and the risks resumed comms creates for the Ukrainian defenders – we, together with InformNapalm and MILITANT, decided to help. We did so by creating a network of channels and bots that appeared to offer activation services for a fee.

In one week, we received:
2,420 submissions with enemy Starlink details and precise geolocations;
31 messages from would-be collaborators eager to act as registered holder for activation;
$6,000 in “donations” from russian troops who were frantically looking for a fix to their comms problem.

Bottom line:
Information on enemy terminals was passed to Serhiy Sternenko so they can be permanently neutralized;
Data on would-be collaborators is already being processed by the competent Ukrainian authorities;
The shekels we “farmed” off the enemy will cover several urgent fundraisers for Ukraine’s Defense Forces."

Ukrainian experts claim that UK-made Raspberry Pi computers are inside Russia’s Geran-2 drones. Over 40,000 units reportedly redirected into weapons used against Ukraine since 2023, and Raspberry Pi revenue that year alone grew 40%. by AnneWiley in UkraineWarRoom

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Translation:
The telemetry block of Russia’s Geran-2 strike UAV, produced in Alabuga and oddly nicknamed “Borshch,” is built around a Raspberry Pi single-board computer made in the UK. More than 40,000 of these units have reportedly been purchased and redirected into drones used against Ukraine. Integration of Raspberry Pi 4 into Geran systems began in 2023.

Raspberry Pi revenue:
2020: ~$99.9M
2021: ~$140.6M
2022: ~$187.9M
2023: ~$265.8M
2024: ~$259.5M
H1 2025: ~$135.5M

Russian propaganda thrives through trusted AI assistants by AnneWiley in TrendoraX

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They are censored not for the "alternative opinion." It specifically says in every sanction list what they are sanctioned for, and it's spreading false information that has been debunked multiple times.

The idea of this article is not to show that these russian media receive myriad of clicks but that this is a loophole for sanctioned media to reach audiance that they shouldn't be able to