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The EU is examining possible foreign interference in the riots in France

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What is happening

What the sources report

European authorities are examining the possibility of foreign interference and organised disinformation campaigns around the riots in France and in other European countries. liberal.gr

According to security officials cited by the Financial Times, pro-Russian accounts and far-right accounts spread videos of violent incidents, some of which were falsely presented as images from France. liberal.gr

Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto attributed the unrest in Italy, mainly in Milan, to a "hybrid war" via TikTok, social media and YouTube. Proto Thema

Brussels appears cautious, citing the lack of sufficient evidence directly linking foreign interference with the mobilisations, according to Euronews. in.gr

There is so far no clear evidence of direct incitement of the riots by foreign actors. liberal.gr

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First report 11:18, latest 17:13. Within the first hour: 2 of 4 outlets. Each column: 15 minutes.