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| | + | *Russian State Duma considers reprisal actions for US media and intelligence interference in 2016 Russia n Duma elections. Some US media organizations have budgets larger than the Russian Foreign Ministry. Also, US intelligence uses journalists for operations and training.<ref>"These media, he noted, are part of a large-scale system of US influence on the domestic political situation in Russia. They are in close cooperation with various funds and non-profit organizations that are foreign agents. Action was noted for coordinating and disseminating the content of American structures that are part of the Department of Defense and the US State Department. Through diplomatic channels and government organizations, the United States places materials of propaganda content in the Russian social networks and the media in the guise of copyright content. |
| | + | L.Levin also said that just before the Duma elections in 2016, an Internet portal of information warfare initiatives in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe was launched with American funds. "This shows that the delegitimization of the Russian political system is not only for the audience in Russia, but also in other information spaces that have historical and linguistic links with our country," he said. |
| | + | Moreover, the organization, which is superior to radio stations, received $ 160 million in 2016, including countering Russian information influence. |
| | + | According to L.Levin, about 30% of significant media structures working in the Russian information space are controlled from abroad. |
| | + | Andrei Isaev drew the attention of his colleagues to the information that appeared on the Internet that some media, registered as Russian, have contracts with foreign organizations, for which they are obliged to publish materials, including propaganda, prepared abroad. |
| | + | Irina Yarovaya noted that information war as a complex impact on the system of state and military administration is the official doctrine of the United States. "Their information aggression has led many times to a color revolution, economic devastation and hot wars," she recalled. |
| | + | "If two of the defeats that tsarist Russia and the Soviet country suffered, we will not make far-reaching conclusions, then we will not cope with new challenges," said Gennady Zyuganov . - The main thing in information is content, not fiction around the form of its application. In the meantime, we are only talking about fiction. " |
| | + | Vyacheslav Nikonov noted that in the US, 15,000 NGOs are engaged in foreign policy, and some have a budget comparable to the budget of the Russian Foreign Ministry. 65% of this is the State Department, the CIA, the US Department of Defense, and 19 US intelligence services, operating around the world, including against Russia. Such NGOs finance the media and train journalists and opposition activists. |
| | + | "Recipe one - to build a clear system of counteraction," - assured Nikolai Ryzhak." http://pda.duma.gov.ru/news/273/1933609/ </ref> |
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| | *'''22 May.''' Wife of Imran Awan, herself a suspect in the Capital Hill Wasserman Schultz hacker breach, reportedly fled to Pakistan "where her family has significant assets and VIP-level protection."<ref>http://dailycaller.com/2017/05/22/sources-democratic-aide-suspected-of-major-security-breach-under-government-protection-in-pakistan/</ref> | | *'''22 May.''' Wife of Imran Awan, herself a suspect in the Capital Hill Wasserman Schultz hacker breach, reportedly fled to Pakistan "where her family has significant assets and VIP-level protection."<ref>http://dailycaller.com/2017/05/22/sources-democratic-aide-suspected-of-major-security-breach-under-government-protection-in-pakistan/</ref> |