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Lithuanian military
July 14th - July 20th, 2025 by Urtė Andriukaitytė

Lithuania Weekly: Kremlin-Aligned Outlets Fuel Panic Over Sovereignty and Security

In the past month, Kremlin-aligned media operating in Lithuania escalated disinformation efforts by amplifying fearmongering narratives about the country’s sovereignty, leadership, and defense readiness. Exploiting recent political scandals and military developments, these outlets pushed claims of imminent collapse, internal corruption, and NATO unreliability to erode public trust and sow doubt about Lithuania’s future.

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Telegram
July 14th - July 20th, 2025 by Martinš Hiršs

Latvia Weekly: Baltnews Exploits Emotional Narratives to Promote Kremlin Agenda

Baltnews disseminated pro-Kremlin propaganda by portraying ethnic Russians in Latvia as victims of systematic persecution while deliberately omitting the broader security context of Russia's ongoing aggression and hybrid warfare activities. The channel uses emotional manipulation and strategic context removal to delegitimize Baltic state sovereignty and security policies while positioning Russia as a protective homeland for displaced Russians.

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Tallinn
July 14th - July 20th, 2025 by Dmitri Teperik and Artur Aukon

Estonia Weekly: Government Faces Backlash Over IShowSpeed Tourism Promo

IShowSpeed’s visit to Estonia, which was partially funded by a government agency to promote tourism, sparked a public backlash amid economic hardship due to the perceived misuse of taxpayer money. The controversy intensified alongside revelations of significant errors in Estonian economic data, fuelling conspiracy theories about government transparency and competence.

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drone
July 7th - July 13th, 2025 by admin

Lithuania Weekly: Exploiting Drone Incident to Discredit Leadership

Over the past week, Kremlin-linked media intensified efforts to discredit Lithuania’s leadership by exploiting a cross-border drone incident and the conviction of a former MP. A Russian-made drone from Belarus was mocked as a “cardboard toy,” while a high-profile criminal case was reframed to suggest systemic abuse within the ruling party. These narratives –amplified by revived COVID-19 disinformation – aimed to erode public trust, polarize society, and weaken confidence in democratic institutions.

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