Ukrainian Security Service finds 11 people who were spreading Kremlin propaganda

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June 25 () –

The Security Service of Ukraine has found 11 people in various regions of the country who were engaged in spreading Kremlin propaganda on the Internet.

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, the activities of two Russians were blocked, one of them turned out to be allegedly an employee of a critical infrastructure facility in Dnipro, the other an employee of a Kryvyi Rih airline. On social networks, “they praised the top military and political leadership of the Russian Federation and discredited the Ukrainian defenders,” the Security Service of Ukraine reported on its Facebook account.

In the Kirovohrad region, a network of suspected Internet propagandists of the Russian Federation was found, which included five residents of the region. To spread the content, they created their own platform on the banned social network Odnoklassniki.

On the platform they called the Russian armed aggression against Ukraine a “fight against fascism” and “agitated” local residents to “join the ranks of the invading groups of the aggressor country.”

In Vinnytsia, two local residents were exposed for treating Russian deeds as “heroics” and proposed erecting monuments to Kadyrov, head of the Chechen Republic.

Based on all the facts, investigations are underway to establish all the circumstances of what happened.