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Fact checking: la propaganda russa invade la Moldova in vista delle elezioni

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00:00Russian propaganda swamps Moldova ahead of elections
00:03The sophisticated pro-Russian disinformation campaign, dubbed Matryoshka,
00:12has ramped up its efforts to spread propaganda in Moldova.
00:15According to a study, it aims to try and discredit its pro-EU government
00:19as parliamentary elections loom.
00:22Newsguards said that the operation promoted false claims
00:25that President Maya Sandu embezzled $24 million,
00:28about 20 million euros, and that she's addicted to psychotropic drugs.
00:33It's said that one campaign alone targeted Moldova with 39 made-up stories
00:37in three months since the elections were called in April,
00:40compared to zero the year before.
00:42The Matryoshka campaign is a coordinated pro-Russian operation,
00:46known among fact-checkers for spreading false news reports
00:49in the style of legitimate media outlets.
00:52Euroverify has previously debunked false videos produced using Euronews' logo and graphics,
00:57which targeted Moldova's handling of sexual health, corruption, and illegal immigration.
01:03A Moscow-based influence network called Pravda has also boosted Matryoshka's exposure,
01:08using its different language services to report on the fake videos.
01:12For example, the Romanian Language Service published an article about President Maya Sandu's
01:16alleged drug addiction, using a logo of the American Psychological Association
01:20to try and feign legitimacy.
01:23NewsGuard also found that AI chatbot ChatGPT used these Pravda network articles as evidence.
01:29When asked about the false reporting stating that Sandu rigs her election using absentee votes,
01:35ChatGPT referred to outdated voter lists and fraud risks in absentee voting,
01:40citing a Pravda article that contained a fake BBC video.
01:43As its elections approach, EU candidate country Moldova continues to be a prime target
01:48for pro-Russian disinformation due to its position between Eastern and Western European
01:53spheres of influence and domestic tensions between pro-European and pro-Russian factions.

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