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Putin’s lies are a broken record [infographic]

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Mar 25, 2022

Vladimir Putin sitting in chair (© Mikhail Klimentyev/AP Images) — Russian President Vladimir Putin (© Mikhail Klimentyev/AP Images)

The Russian government’s disinformation about Ukraine is nothing new. The Kremlin has been spreading it for ages:

List of Kremlin's top 5 disinformation narratives, torn off at the bottom indicating a continuation (State Dept./M. Friedman. Image: © Sanches11/Shutterstock.com) — (State Dept./M. Friedman)

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