How social media sites are shutting down Russian disinfo
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Twitter reports its new labels for state-run media have reduced the reach of pro-Kremlin tweets by 30 percent. But Russian propaganda will escalate as the war continues, warns Blake Hall, a former Army ranger and CEO of ID.Me. “It’s not quite clear what the next move will be,” Hall tells MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez. “[Putin’s] lies are a house of cards that could collapse at any moment.”March 19, 2022
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