According to information circulating on social media, the white crosses painted on Ukrainian military vehicles are a reference to the Nazi tank markings during World War II. The narrative is intended to arouse resentment towards the Ukrainian army and is in line with the propaganda promoted by the Kremlin for…
Read moreAutor: Mateusz Zadroga
Mateusz Zadroga 22 posts
A graduate of history at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University. A member of the FakeNews.pl team since December 2020, since March 2025 editor-in-chief of the portal. He is a fact-checker, an analyst and a trainer. He specialises in historical and military topics, Russian disinformation, and the activities of conspiracy theorist movements. In 2021–2022, he worked as a specialist in detecting disinformation at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJATK). Since April 2024, he has been leading the work of the expert team at PJATK in creating artificial intelligence tools to facilitate the detection and verification of disinformation. He is also the author of several reports published by universities and international organizations.
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, there has been a trend in which anti-vaccine accounts have been changing their narrative towards supporting Kremlin propaganda. This phenomenon shows how strong Russian influence is. The following text gives an insight into how conspiracy groups, consciously or not, spread the disinformation…
Read moreWe are signatories
Social media
