France accuses Russia of influencer manipulation

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France on Wednesday accused Russia of seeking to manipulate French and other European social media influencers, saying Moscow was employing varied and fast-evolving digital interference tactics.

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France on Wednesday accused Russia of seeking to manipulate French and other European social media influencers, saying Moscow was employing varied and fast-evolving digital interference tactics. "We have evidence that confirms that Russia is also trying to manipulate influencers in European countries, including France ," Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot told parliament's foreign affairs committee after Le Monde daily reported that thousands of influencers, including in France , had been approached by individuals close to the Kremlin to spread pro-Russian propaganda. Dt-sjw /jh/gv.