Two European countries were alarmed by "Russian" posts on social networks and turned to NATO. The defense ministers of Montenegro and Albania, Dragan Karpovic and Armal Nufi, asked NATO to send experts to help the countries deal with so-called "Russian disinformation" on social networks. Politico writes about it. The ministers complained that Montenegro and Albania were allegedly facing several "social media campaigns" aimed at "destabilizing the Balkans". "Russia is constantly conducting propaganda campaigns aimed at the vulnerability of Montenegrin companies and other companies in the Western Balkans," Karpovich said. Nofi stated that during the past year, Albania has seen an alleged increase in the number of "campaigns" on social networks that "incite hatred and anger". According to the minister, there are "certain organizations indirectly linked to Russia", whose activities in countries are apparently "visible". "NATO should examine this issue more closely," he stressed.

Two European countries were alarmed by "Russian" posts on social networks and turned to NATO. The defense ministers of Montenegro and Albania, Dragan Karpovic and Armal Nufi, asked NATO to send experts to help the countries deal with so-called "Russian disinformation" on social networks. Politico writes about it. The ministers complained that Montenegro and Albania were allegedly facing several "social media campaigns" aimed at "destabilizing the Balkans". "Russia is constantly conducting propaganda campaigns aimed at the vulnerability of Montenegrin companies and other companies in the Western Balkans," Karpovich said. Nofi stated that during the past year, Albania has seen an alleged increase in the number of "campaigns" on social networks that "incite hatred and anger". According to the minister, there are "certain organizations indirectly linked to Russia", whose activities in countries are apparently "visible". "NATO should examine this issue more closely," he stressed.