Viral NATO video falsely framed as ‘war propaganda’ against Russia
Summary
A video shared online as NATO "war propaganda" against Russia is being falsely presented. The video was originally made in July 2024 to celebrate NATO’s 75th anniversary and is not designed to promote war with Russia. At the same time, European leaders have warned about Russia’s growing hybrid threats, including drone and cyber attacks, against NATO countries.Key Facts
- The video in question was created by NATO in July 2024 for its 75th anniversary.
- It has been taken out of context and shared online as "war propaganda" against Russia.
- Pro-Kremlin accounts and the Russian embassy in the Netherlands spread the false claim.
- Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones also promoted the video with incorrect claims in the U.S.
- European leaders report increased Russian hybrid threats like drone, cyber, and sabotage attacks.
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk mentioned possible Russian drone and missile strikes on NATO countries.
- French President Emmanuel Macron ordered plans to protect critical infrastructure from attacks.
- Recent incidents include a drone downed over Lithuania and flares fired at a Danish military helicopter by a Russian warship.
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