Russian propaganda

Laura Loomer, a close ally of President Donald Trump, has reversed her stance on Ukraine, admitting she was influenced by Russian propaganda and now urges conservatives to be cautious of Moscow's narratives. She met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and plans to meet Trump, emphasizing her shift during a Kyiv interview in a bomb shelter amid a missile attack.

Laura Loomer, a prominent Trump ally, reversed her stance on Ukraine's war with Russia after visiting the country and admitting she was influenced by Russian propaganda. She now urges conservatives to scrutinize Moscow's narratives and highlights the impact of her trip as Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy prepare to meet.

Laura Loomer, a conservative media figure, has reversed her stance on Ukraine's war with Russia, admitting she was influenced by Russian propaganda. She now urges conservatives to avoid Moscow's misinformation and recently met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Her trip to Ukraine, including a visit near the front line, has drawn attention as Congress debates new sanctions against Russia.

Laura Loomer, a conservative figure known for spreading conspiracy theories, has reversed her stance on Ukraine's war with Russia, admitting she was influenced by Russian propaganda. She now urges conservatives to scrutinize Moscow's narratives and recently met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy while traveling in Ukraine amid missile attacks.

Laura Loomer, a rightwing commentator, visited Kyiv and announced a newfound support for Ukraine's war against Russia, admitting she previously believed Russian propaganda. Her social media posts may influence policy in a potential second Trump administration.

MAGA influencer Laura Loomer, a Trump ally, visited Ukraine, meeting with President Zelensky and an influential rabbi. She apologized for past attacks on Ukraine and urged conservatives to reject Russian propaganda.

Laura Loomer, a Trump ally known for pro-Russia social media posts, met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy after reversing her stance on the Ukraine war. She admitted past criticism of U.S. support for Ukraine was misguided and visited Kyiv amid air raids. Trump praised her meeting with Zelenskyy on social media.

Laura Loomer, a far-right activist, shifted from criticizing Ukraine to meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy after admitting she 'fell for Russian propaganda.' Her colleague Andrew Moore's visit to Ukraine, organized by advocate Steven Moore, included exposure to a bombed evangelical church in Kyiv and a Ukrainian drone unit, influencing her stance.

Laura Loomer, an ally of US President Donald Trump, met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after reversing her stance on the war. She previously downplayed Russia's invasion of Ukraine and amplified Russian propaganda to her followers.

Four Black activists, including members of the African People’s Socialist Party and a Georgia-based group called Black Hammer, were convicted of conspiring to act as unregistered Russian agents. They argue their political speech and protests were protected by the First Amendment, while prosecutors claim they spread Russian misinformation and received funds from a Russian-linked organization.

Pro-Trump activist Laura Loomer apologized for downplaying the horrors of the Ukraine war after visiting Kyiv, admitting she was wrong for believing Russian propaganda.

Laura Loomer, a pro-Trump influencer and former Ukraine critic, visited Ukraine and apologized for her previous pro-Kremlin rhetoric, stating she was influenced by Russian propaganda and has since begun challenging Kremlin messaging.

Bohdan Vitvitsky argues that Polish politicians' criticism of Ukraine's commemoration of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) risks harming bilateral relations during a period of shared security interests. He criticizes the use of historical grievances by Polish and European Parliament figures, claiming it aids Russian propaganda and undermines Ukraine's war efforts.

Iulian Chifu, a Romanian scholar and former presidential adviser, argues in his new book that Russian propaganda has evolved into cognitive informational warfare designed to undermine democratic societies by exploiting social divisions, spreading confusion, and weakening trust in democratic institutions across Europe.

Xenia Fedorova, a protégée of Bolloré, is accused of spreading Russian propaganda in France. She was present at the Fayard stand during the Paris Book Festival on April 12, 2025.