Russia Is Spinning Up a New Barrage of Lies in Europe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Russia also stands accused of similar interference in Moldova's presidential election, which the pro-EU, anti-Kremlin candidate won by a whisker last November, and Georgia's election, in which the pro-Russia Georgian Dream party won -- resulting in country-wide protests.
58% : Germany will hold federal elections in February, where clashes over immigration could see the far-right Alternative for Germany party finish in second place -- a big deal in a country that has coalition governments.
54% : In theory, this disinformation could lead to leaders demanding the EU make exceptions to Russian gas, critical to its economy.
43% : The EU made provisions to provide non-Russian gas to countries after a five-year deal between Russia and Ukraine expired; the deal had allowed the transit of Russian gas to EU states though Ukraine.
40% : The criticisms Russia might aim at Ukraine and Moldova are obvious: Ukraine cut off the supply, while Moldova has hitched itself ideologically to the EU, leaving Transnistria on its own.
34% : Wider criticism of the EU could follow if gas prices increase significantly after relatively mild winters have prevented dramatic spikes since the start of the war in 2022.

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