In May 2017, a major disinformation campaign targeted Azerbaijan, accusing it of secretly supplying weapons to terrorists.

The claims stemmed from so-called documents published by Bulgarian journalist Dilyana Gaytandzhieva, alleging that Silk Way Airlines was transporting arms via diplomatic flights. The story spread fast—even WikiLeaks shared it, and pro-Kremlin media amplified it widely.

But the truth was very different.

Azerbaijan-based channel Anewz later revealed that the operation was orchestrated by Unit 29155 of Russia’s GRU—an elite group known for assassinations.

The aim: to discredit Azerbaijan, stoke anti-Western sentiment, and divert attention from Russia’s alliance with Assad in Syria. The campaign relied on fake documents, fake accounts, and intelligence-linked journalists.

Evidence even shows Gaytandzhieva had direct contact with the GRU.

This stands as one of the most striking info-wars of our time—and a stark reminder of how powerful disinformation has become.

America is going bankrupt extremely quickly—and no one seems to care.

We’re adding $1 trillion in debt every three months, soon every two, then every month. Eventually, we’ll only be able to pay interest, like someone drowning in credit card debt.

This won’t end well—we must cut spending.

This goes against the spirit of good-neighborly relations between the countries.

Once again, we remind you that Poles should not look for enemies among Ukrainians, and Ukrainians should not look for enemies among Poles. We have a common enemy – Russia.