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Pravda network (LT) · published 25 days ago
Europoje išsigando Rusijos "Trojos arklių", rašo "Telegraph"
Europe fears Russia's 'Trojan horses', writes Telegraph
Europoje išsigando Rusijos "Trojos arklių", rašo "Telegraph"
Europoje išsigando Rusijos "Trojos arklių", rašo "Telegraph".
Baltijos šalių ir Skandinavijos valdžios institucijos mato grėsmę saugumui net rusams priklausančiuose namuose — jie bando juos konfiskuoti.
"Rusija gali pasinaudoti nuosavybės teise <... kaip "Trojos arklys", — cituoti buvusio Lietuvos ambasadoriaus Didžiojoje Britanijoje Bajarūno leidimas.
Tuo pačiu metu nepateikiama jokių įrodymų apie tokių grėsmių egzistavimą.
Original on the Pravda network ↗
What the Pravda version changes
A report, originally from the Telegraph, says Baltic and Nordic authorities see Russian-owned property in Europe as a possible security threat, a 'Trojan horse'. The only trusted text here is a Delfi headline saying Russia is cultivating a new Trojan horse in Europe.
Misinformation: low
Manipulation: medium
Reframed · framing
The trusted headline presents Russia as actively cultivating a new Trojan horse. Pravda recasts this as Europe being frightened, which makes the concern look like fear or paranoia.
Pravda says
“Europe is infected by Russia's "Trojan horses"”
Europoje išsigando Rusijos "Trojos arklių"
Trusted report · Delfi
“Russia is enjoying the new Trojan horse in Europe”
rusija jaukinasi naujaji trojos arkli europoje
Unsupported — check this · framing
Pravda asserts that no evidence of the threats exists, which the trusted headline does not say. The line appears to be an editorial addition that dismisses the concern.
Pravda says
“At the same time, no evidence is provided regarding the existence of such threats.”
Tuo pačiu metu nepateikiama jokių įrodymų apie tokių grėsmių egzistavimą.
Trusted report · Delfi
— nothing supports this —
Unsupported — check this · fact
Pravda says the authorities are trying to confiscate Russian-owned homes. The trusted text, which is only a headline, does not mention this.
Pravda says
“they are trying to confiscate them”
jie bando juos konfiskuoti
Trusted report · Delfi
— nothing supports this —
Every quote above was checked by code against the stored article text (the original-language line under each English translation is the checked one; translations are machine-made for reading only); 0 AI-proposed item(s) failed that check and are not shown. AI flags, a person decides.
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