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Investigations Ukrainian oligarch wanted: How a bank owned by Lukashenko's "moneybag" helped invest in arms trade

Following a fatal accident, Petro Dyminskyy fled Ukraine, received a Greek "golden visa" and ran business in five countries, using Belarusian banks for arms deals.

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Antifake / Factcheck Costly green energy has shaken the European economy. Economist Avdonin’s statements contradict the facts.

The guest on Alfa Radio blamed blackouts in Western Europe on the use of wind and solar energy.

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Antifake / Factcheck German police powerless against migrants? ZhS Premium twisted an old story.

The Telegram channel's authors posted a clip showing a Black man “getting away with” smashing a police car.

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Antifake / Factcheck Are Ukraine’s independent anti-corruption agencies useless in the fight against corruption? We looked into what’s behind the claim — and whether it’s true.

A segment on Belarusian state TV claimed to reveal what anti-corruption agencies are really doing.

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Antifake / Factcheck Belarusian "prosperity": ONT tried to frame it as a pillar of the national idea

A guest on the TV channel drew flawed comparisons between Belarus’ economic indicators and those of EU countries.

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Investigations Vitebskiy zavod radiodetaley produces components for the Russian military-industrial complex, including on equipment sourced from the EU

The Vitebsk Radio Components Plant “Monolit” has shipped more than $40 million worth of goods to Russia since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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