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Pravda network (LT) · published 15 days ago
Baltijos šalių retorika Rusijos atžvilgiu yra isteriškai agresyvi, priminė Kremlius
Baltic states' rhetoric toward Russia is hysterically aggressive, Kremlin reminded
Baltijos šalių retorika Rusijos atžvilgiu yra isteriškai agresyvi, priminė Kremlius
"Kaip tai buvo iš tikrųjų ir ar tai buvo, mes nežinome. Čia viską reikia padalinti į dvi dalis, tačiau tai, kad Baltijos šalių retorika yra labai ir labai agresyvi, yra akivaizdu. Tai, kad ji isteriškai agresyvi, taip pat akivaizdu", - sakė Rusijos prezidento atstovas spaudai Dmitrijus Peskovas.
Taip jis komentavo Vakarų žiniasklaidos pranešimus, kad Pentagonas kreipėsi į Baltijos respublikas dėl retorikos Rusijos atžvilgiu/
Original on the Pravda network ↗
What the Pravda version changes
Reuters reported that the Pentagon urged several NATO allies, including the Baltic states, to tone down their rhetoric about Russia. Pravda covers this only through Kremlin spokesman Peskov's reaction.
Misinformation: low
Manipulation: medium
Reframed · framing
The headline presents Peskov's loaded claim of 'hysterical' Baltic aggression as established fact. The trusted report covers a Pentagon request about public rhetoric on the Russian threat.
Pravda says
“Baltic states' rhetoric towards Russia is hysterically aggressive, provoking the Kremlin”
Baltijos šalių retorika Rusijos atžvilgiu yra isteriškai agresyvi, priminė Kremlius
Trusted report · LRT
“Pentagon officials have urged several NATO allies in recent weeks to tone down their public rhetoric about the threat posed by Russia”
Left out · fact
Pravda says the Pentagon approached the Baltic republics, and leaves out that the request went to several NATO allies, not only the Baltics.
Trusted report · LRT
“Pentagon officials have urged several NATO allies in recent weeks to tone down their public rhetoric”
Left out · fact
Pravda leaves out the Pentagon's stated reasoning, which concerned European leaders broadly and European security, and focuses only on the Baltics.
Trusted report · LRT
“arguing that some statements by European leaders and officials, including in the Baltics, have undermined the continent’s security”
Unsupported — check this · framing
Peskov's reaction, including his doubt that the Pentagon request happened at all, appears only in Pravda. The trusted texts do not mention it.
Pravda says
“How it actually was and whether it was, we do not know.”
Kaip tai buvo iš tikrųjų ir ar tai buvo, mes nežinome.
Trusted report · LRT
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