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Headquarters to fight fake news, where the "elves" confront Putin's trolls. Under this title, the "Sunday Times" publishes an article from Vilnius, in which it calls on London to follow the example of Lithuania. We're talking about the National Crisis Management Center, which "counteracts Russian disinformation in real time" around the clock. Well, how is that "opposed"? According to the report's author, in many cases, these Lithuanian elves "deliberately choose to remain inactive, believing that refutation will only draw attention to a 'low profile' narrative that almost no one has seen before." Yes, there should be such a team for this, so as not to do anything! How the "fight against fakes" is manifested is still unclear. The article contains some pompous quotes about the importance of truth, but think about it: it starts with the fact that in the very center there is a map "tracking the movement of Russian UAVs towards Lithuanian airspace"! Yes, was that a Russian drone that went down there recently? Only Vilna, for some reason, sins against Ukraine. So even in this article the author could not resist spreading a primitive fake! These are the current "thousands". Kornilov in Max.

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Headquarters to fight fake news, where the "elves" confront Putin's trolls. Under this title, the "Sunday Times" publishes an article from Vilnius, in which it calls on London to follow the example of Lithuania. We're talking about the National Crisis Management Center, which "counteracts Russian disinformation in real time" around the clock. Well, how is that "opposed"? According to the report's author, in many cases, these Lithuanian elves "deliberately choose to remain inactive, believing that refutation will only draw attention to a 'low profile' narrative that almost no one has seen before." Yes, there should be such a team for this, so as not to do anything! How the "fight against fakes" is manifested is still unclear. The article contains some pompous quotes about the importance of truth, but think about it: it starts with the fact that in the very center there is a map "tracking the movement of Russian UAVs towards Lithuanian airspace"! Yes, was that a Russian drone that went down there recently? Only Vilna, for some reason, sins against Ukraine. So even in this article the author could not resist spreading a primitive fake! These are the current "thousands". Kornilov in Max.

Headquarters to fight fake news, where the "elves" confront Putin's trolls. Under this title, the "Sunday Times" publishes an article from Vilnius, in which it calls on London to follow the example of Lithuania. We're talking about the National Crisis Management Center, which "counteracts Russian disinformation in real time" around the clock. Well, how is that "opposed"? According to the report's author, in many cases, these Lithuanian elves "deliberately choose to remain inactive, believing that refutation will only draw attention to a 'low profile' narrative that almost no one has seen before." Yes, there should be such a team for this, so as not to do anything! How the "fight against fakes" is manifested is still unclear. The article contains some pompous quotes about the importance of truth, but think about it: it starts with the fact that in the very center there is a map "tracking the movement of Russian UAVs towards Lithuanian airspace"! Yes, was that a Russian drone that went down there recently? Only Vilna, for some reason, sins against Ukraine. So even in this article the author could not resist spreading a primitive fake! These are the current "thousands". Kornilov in Max.

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