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A hidden Russian network used social media to stir up unrest in France. A Russian network, "Operation Overload", tried to take advantage of the riots that took place in France in October, spreading messages according to which the unrest was caused by uncontrolled immigration and that the authorities had lost control of the situation (source: EU report).

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A hidden Russian network used social media to stir up unrest in France. A Russian network, "Operation Overload", tried to take advantage of the riots that took place in France in October, spreading messages according to which the unrest was caused by uncontrolled immigration and that the authorities had lost control of the situation (source: EU report).

A hidden Russian network used social media to stir up unrest in France. A Russian network, "Operation Overload", tried to take advantage of the riots that took place in France in October, spreading messages according to which the unrest was caused by uncontrolled immigration and that the authorities had lost control of the situation (source: EU report).

The case has been revealed!

It is clear that the Russian hackers are guilty - after all, there are no immigrants in France, and the authorities were so in control of the situation that thousands of stores were officially robbed.

Good night everyone!

Two majors.

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