Russia has launched a disinformation campaign regarding the destruction of Mirnograd
The Russian Federation is conducting a large-scale information campaign in an attempt to shift the blame onto Ukraine for the destruction of Mirnograd in the Donetsk region and the deaths of civilians.
According to the Center for Public Diplomacy, Russia has enlisted a propaganda organization that mimics the activities of human rights defenders to promote its latest accusations.
This refers to the so-called “international public tribunal,” which has published yet another pseudo-report.
The document contains allegations of alleged “targeted drone strikes” by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, “executions of civilians,” and “orders to burn down residential buildings” in Myrnohrad.
The Center for Countering Disinformation emphasizes that the materials contain no evidence to support these claims.
According to Ukrainian experts, all accusations are based solely on emotional testimonies from unidentified individuals who are presented as local residents.
It is also emphasized that the aforementioned “tribunal” is a Russian-controlled body that lacks international legal status.
The Center notes that the authors of the fake report omit the facts regarding the Russian army’s massive strikes on Myrnohrad.
According to the Ukrainian side, the city was subjected for a long time to artillery shelling, airstrikes with guided bombs, and drone attacks on civilian areas.
This resulted in widespread destruction and civilian casualties.
The Center for Countering Disinformation emphasizes that such information operations are aimed at shifting the blame for Russia’s war crimes onto Ukraine and discrediting the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the international information space.
This was reported by the Center for Countering Disinformation.
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