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Yesterday, Russia published a proposal to unilaterally change its sea borders with Lithuania and Finland. Today, state media reported there were no such plans, and the document is gone. What’s going on? A “hybrid influence” operation, suggests Finland.
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Meduza‘Confusion is an element of hybrid influence’ Russia publishes — then denies — plans to unilaterally change Baltic Sea border — MeduzaOn May 21, the Russian Defense Ministry published a draft decree that, if approved, would unilaterally change its maritime borders with Lithuania and Finland. Then, on Tuesday, multiple Russian state media outlets reported that, according to a “military-diplomatic source,” the authorities were never planning to alter the boundary. By Wednesday afternoon, the document had disappeared from the Russian government’s website. Meduza explains how the episode unfolded and how Russia’s neighbors on the Baltic responded.
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Tyler Durden

@meduza_en
I don't care what's going on with propaganda in nazi russia but NATO should make clear that any plan of taking NATO territory (land or sea) will be met with use of overwhelming lethal force.

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@michalz00 @meduza_en

I haven't seen a map of the proposed changes, but I assume they are claiming international waters not other countries territorial waters. Although it is Russia...

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Oblomov

@meduza_en non-t.co link:

meduza.io/en/feature/2024/05/2

Please stop using t.co, link shorteners are not necessary on the Fediverse and bad for the web.

Meduza‘Confusion is an element of hybrid influence’ Russia publishes — then denies — plans to unilaterally change Baltic Sea border — MeduzaOn May 21, the Russian Defense Ministry published a draft decree that, if approved, would unilaterally change its maritime borders with Lithuania and Finland. Then, on Tuesday, multiple Russian state media outlets reported that, according to a “military-diplomatic source,” the authorities were never planning to alter the boundary. By Wednesday afternoon, the document had disappeared from the Russian government’s website. Meduza explains how the episode unfolded and how Russia’s neighbors on the Baltic responded.
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Aho

@meduza_en As Finno-Soviet Pact of Friendship was in force during the two last wars ends, the only direction Russia can adjust is border is move it back to the east and leave the occupied territories.

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