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The curious case of the widely circulated but incorrect story that suggested that Russia was responsible for the 15 Nov missile strike on Przewodow, Poland.
The tweet below was posted by AP just hours after the missiles hit Poland.
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Minutes after AP's alert, Fox News cited not only the same "senior US official" but also said "according to reports on the ground, a Russian missile, fired from somewhere off of Ukraine, went into Ukraine air space but then veered into eastern Poland".
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The curious case of the widely circulated but incorrect story that suggested that Russia was responsible for the 15 Nov missile strike on Przewodow, Poland.
Western media, in lockstep, started spreading the inaccurate story.
1 express.co.uk/news/world/169…
2 news.sky.com/story/russian-…
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Zelensky immediately tried to start WW3, without any investigation
"And today, Russian missiles hit Poland...Hitting missiles on NATO territory. This is a Russian missile attack on collective security. This is a very significant escalation. We must act"
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On 21 November, AP fired the reporter, James LaPorta, who had provided the "erroneous information" about a missile strike in Poland, which had suggested Russia was responsible for the incident.
washingtonpost.com/media/2022/11/…
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The curious case of the widely circulated but incorrect story that suggested that Russia was responsible for 15 Nov missile strike on Przewodow, Poland.
Did James LaPorta defer judgement to "higher-ups", who then used him a scapegoat to take the blame?
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…
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#Flashback
2014
German journalist Udo Ulfkotte: "There are journalists who, if you look behind them, are puppets on a string for the CIA. Do you think this is journalism? Intelligence agencies writing articles?"
#Ukraine
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