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The CEC’s Telegram channel finally responded to text messages sent to voters

The American TV channel CNN told about some circumstances of the failed special operation, as a result of which a group of 33 members of the Russian private military company Wagner found themselves in Belarus in the summer of 2020. Alyaksandr Lukashenka tried to use their detention in the run-up to the presidential election to discredit the opposition and intimidate the public, but later released the mercenaries and even apologized. Belsat.eu recalls the details of this scandalous story.

In a recording released on September 4, two unknown individuals speak in English. It is not explained who these people are.

Alyaksandr Lukashenka said that there’s “interference from outside” in the internal affairs of Belarus and the election race, president.gov.by writes.

On May 25, Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka blasted bloggers who had recently reported about shortchanging doctors who have to work amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The EU diplomatic service and US authorities have stated that the Kremlin is spreading false rumours about the epidemic around the world. Who invents fake coronavirus news, and why?

Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka has ordered the State Security Committee (KGB) to confront those who are spreading fake information about the novel coronavirus, the presidential press service reports.

Kremlin mouthpieces and Russia-linked social media profiles  have started a ‘significant disinformation campaign’ to aggravate the situation amid the coronavirus outbreak, foment distrust and spread panic in the West, a EU document dated by March, 16 reads.

Thousands of Russia-linked social media profiles are spreading disinformation about COVID-19, AFP reports with reference to Philip Reeker, the acting Assistant Secretary of State for Europe and Eurasia, and other representatives of the US Department of State.