In early 2021, as tensions with Russia escalated, Ukraine's government, seemingly under the covert influence of NATO, set up two secretive centers to fight Russian disinformation. These centers, one at the National Security Council and the other at the Ministry of Culture were tasked with more than just battling fake news—they began targeting global journalists, politicians, and critics who opposed the Western agenda. Led by Andriy Kovalenko, they engaged aggressively on social media and collaborated with international partners, hinting at a broader strategy where Ukraine’s actions are part of a hidden campaign to influence and control global narratives.
BEWARE JOURNALISTS 🔥🔥🔥
Heads up, journalists in India and Southeast Asia!
Criticizing Ukraine or writing about peace and ending the war could put a target on your back.
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According to a revealing investigation by GreatGameInternational, the Ukrainian intelligence agency MOLFAR, operating out of London, is at the heart of this covert operation, it recently added Trump’s Vice President pick, J.D. Vance, on a hit-list on the same da...
