The European Union investigated possible Russian interference in French protests.
A European intelligence official said there is no evidence of provocations. Pro-Russian accounts spread false narratives and violent videos to destabilize Europe. The EU is analyzing foreign disinformation on social media and meeting with French authorities. France is second most targeted in Europe for state-backed manipulation.
- A high European intelligence official stated there is no concrete evidence of provocations.
- David Colon stated that pro-Kremlin influencers amplified events and spread false narratives.
- The European Union is analyzing potential foreign interference campaigns on social media.
- The EU diplomatic service stated France is the second most targeted country in continental Europe for state-backed information manipulation.
- Experts stated that Iran and Algeria are suspected of backing certain messages.
Outlets: Domani, ECO, G4Media, N1 BiH, NV English, Público (Portugal), Ziarul de Gardă
Written by AI from the outlets' reporting and checked automatically; it can contain mistakes. How Daily Brief works · Privacy