
Security officials quoted by the Financial Times point the finger at pro-Russian, far-right, Iran and Algeria accounts
EU authorities are examining possible online interference and disinformation from non-EU countries, such as Russia, Iran and Algeria, suspected of fueling protests in France and other member states.
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EU authorities are investigating potential foreign interference via social media to amplify internal tensions and unrest.
EU regulators are examining possible "online interference" and "disinformation campaigns" from non-EU countries that may have helped fuel protests in France and similar incidents of violence in other EU countries in recent days.
The Financial Times reports this, citing security officials, according to whom pro-Russian and far-right social media accounts, already linked to previous disinformation campaigns, have spread violent videos in an attempt to further fuel the chaos. Iran and Algeria are also among the countries suspected of being involved.
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