I could probably spend hours and hours telling you about examples of Russian disinformation, not only since February 2024 or 2022, but going back 10 years.
You need to realize that Russia is very sophisticated in disinformation and propaganda. We have historical cases of Russia targeting Ukrainian communities 30, 40 and 50 years ago, when it was one of the most active countries supporting Ukraine's independence.
This is the same problem here. The tools are probably a bit different. We now have social media. We have other resources, including so-called cultural diplomacy that Russia has been using to spread a few false narratives.
Sanctions are not working, but you you can see the financial results of one of Russia's formerly biggest companies, Gazprom. It's now making a loss. It has decreasing investment and decreasing efficiency. It's one of the examples to look at.
The same thing is happening on the front line. There were even cases of Russian disinformation campaigns attacking particular soldiers in particular brigades in Ukraine to break the morale of the people who were there in the trenches and on the front lines. They were so sophisticated by sending the messages through Telegram channels and other social media, saying they'd better surrender, because all of the other commanders had left the battlefield and so on.
These are very sophisticated operations. Many of them are done in the shadows. We just saw recent news from the U.S., where there was an investigation into a few of the companies that were working with and financed by Russian operatives.