The theft of a raccoon from the Kherson zoo gave rise to many memes
A Russian propaganda channel published a report that Russians retreating from Kherson had stolen a raccoon from a zoo.
Russian propaganda pulled out of mothballs the fake 'Finnish blogger'
The propaganda website kremll.info published a post from the alleged ‘Finnish blogger’ which is a fake of 2015.
But that’s not all. State Duma Deputy Irina Rodnina made a republish of this fake on Twitter.
This was noted by the head of FBK Maria Pevchikh:
The year 2021 was coming to an end.State Duma Deputy Rodnina, russia’s representative to PACE, retweets an article about “the words of a Finnish blogger that caused a shock in Europe.” There is no such thing as a blogger, the words too, the photo is stolen from a random person. This is a fake of 2015, exposed publicly many times. pic.twitter.com/2t4uUCmIwb
— Maria Pevchikh (@pevchikh) December 12, 2021
A Facebook post from so-called ‘Finnish blogger Vekko Korhonen from the city of Oulu’ is fake from start to finish. Finnish blogger Vekko Korhonen does not exist, and the person depicted in the photo is actually a professor at the University of Helsinki Atte Korhola.
The fake, on behalf of the ‘Finnish blogger’, has been reprinted many times by the Russian media and has also been exposed many times, but that doesn’t stop stupid propagandists from reprinting it over and over again.
Deputy Irina Rodnina should be more attentive to publications on social networks and check information so as not to deserve notoriety, as happened to the Chairman of the Rodina Party Alexei Zhuravlev, whose publications can no longer do without humiliating hints on turtles.
