French officials cite Macron's statement on foreign information manipulation, The Insider reports
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French officials cited President Emmanuel Macron's statement on October 21 that there was no visible foreign interference in the protests, but there was 'foreign manipulation of information', in response to an agency request, according to The Insider. According to The Insider, the French Foreign Ministry reported that ten of the most popular Twitter posts about the unrest from 'pro-Russian circles' between October 16 and 18 had 2.8 million views. According to Meduza, ten of the most viewed publications about the unrest in France, published by MAGA-affiliated officials, media, and bloggers, had more than 49 million views over three days.
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The French Foreign Ministry states: The French Foreign Ministry reported that ten of the most popular Twitter posts about the unrest from 'pro-Russian circles' between October 16 and 18 had 2.8 million views.
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In response to an agency request, French officials states: In response to an agency request, French officials cited President Emmanuel Macron's statement on October 21 that there was no visible foreign interference in the protests, but there was 'foreign manipulation of information'.
Ten of the most viewed publications about the unrest in France, published by MAGA-affiliated officials, media, and bloggers, had more than 49 million views over three days.
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Kyiv Post
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Meduza
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