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For years, Russian disinformation networks have been using increasingly sophisticated methods to manipulate public opinion. One of their tactics is creating fake websites that look almost identical to legitimate media outlets, copying their logos, layouts, and even using nearly identical web addresses to make fabricated stories appear authentic. And it's not just bots and coordinated messages. Fake articles, screenshots showing fabricated headlines, and fake URLs are posted and amplified across social media, making it increasingly difficult to distinguish real reporting from manipulated content. Sometimes, a screenshot is enough to make a fake story go viral without anyone even checking whether the original article exists. So please, take a few seconds to verify what you read and share. Check the actual link, look for the article on the original outlet, and don't rely on screenshots alone.