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Russian propaganda visible on toddler channel BabyTV after satellite hacking.

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On March 28, the regular BabyTV broadcasr was interrupted twice with Russian propaganda. First disruption was at 12:18 pm and was only for 22 seconds. Second disruption was at 12:25 and lasted for three minutes. The propaganda included images of cheering Russians with flags and of President Putin amidst applauding people. It had a music video of Oleg Gazmanov, a Russian propaganda singer, called “Forward, Russia”.

Occurrence
Publication
First observed
Review status
Not assessed
Countries
Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal
Updated

Attribution

Pattern-compatible

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  1. Role
    Discovery lead
    Publication

    On March 28, the regular BabyTV broadcasr was interrupted twice with Russian propaganda. First disruption was at 12:18 pm and was only for 22 seconds. Second disruption was at 12:25 and lasted for three minutes. The propaganda included images of cheering Russians with flags and of President Putin amidst applauding people. It had a music video of Oleg Gazmanov, a Russian propaganda singer, called “Forward, Russia”.

  2. Role
    Discovery lead
    Publication

    On March 28, the regular BabyTV broadcasr was interrupted twice with Russian propaganda. First disruption was at 12:18 pm and was only for 22 seconds. Second disruption was at 12:25 and lasted for three minutes. The propaganda included images of cheering Russians with flags and of President Putin amidst applauding people. It had a music video of Oleg Gazmanov, a Russian propaganda singer, called “Forward, Russia”.

  3. Role
    Discovery lead
    Publication

    On March 28, the regular BabyTV broadcasr was interrupted twice with Russian propaganda. First disruption was at 12:18 pm and was only for 22 seconds. Second disruption was at 12:25 and lasted for three minutes. The propaganda included images of cheering Russians with flags and of President Putin amidst applauding people. It had a music video of Oleg Gazmanov, a Russian propaganda singer, called “Forward, Russia”.