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Russia has initiated the propaganda campaign “Russia Is Not My Enemy” across Europe, now appearing in Romania. This was reported by the Center for Countering Disinformation.
Key Points:
- The Kremlin launched the “Russia Is Not My Enemy” propaganda effort in Europe to distort perceptions of its role in global affairs.
- This strategy aims to deflect criticism of Russia while fostering an illusion of “peaceful collaboration” among European citizens.
- The hybrid initiative seeks to weaken adherence to the rule of law and incite division within European communities.
Russia Disseminates “Peaceful” Propaganda Across Europe
Cities now display stickers bearing this message, part of Moscow’s hybrid tactics to simulate a narrative of “harmonious relations.”
Through such methods, Russia attempts to portray itself as a peacekeeper, obscure its transgressions, and fuel societal discord in Europe.
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Similar activities were previously documented in France and Italy, often tied to pro-Kremlin groups.
The campaign’s objective is to undermine public trust in legal systems and democratic institutions, cast doubt on Euro-Atlantic alliances, and discredit support for Ukraine.
Europe’s backing of Ukraine represents not just aid to a nation but a defense of the entire continent against aggression. Joint efforts to counter propaganda remain vital, emphasized the CCD.
