The Matryoshka disinformation network fabricated a Polish newspaper front page claiming that Russian strikes could leave 63% of Ukrainians facing famine.
Ukraine linked the pattern explicitly to officials' interest in maintaining their posts and access to financial flows from Moscow, rather than solving the underlying crisis.
Pro-Russian Moldovan media are actively circulating three fake explanations for the Dniester contamination — a fuel truck accident, rocket propellant from Ukrainian air defense, and an allegedly struck Flamingo missile assembly plant.
Kyiv disinformation watchdog says Russians are being lured by promises of civilian work at a strategic nuclear facility in occupied Luhansk that has never existed.