Statement from the Center for Combating Disinformation regarding 'names of our fallen soldiers'
The Presidency's Directorate of Communications Center for Combating Disinformation announced that the posts made today under the claim of "names of our fallen soldiers" are not accurate, and that the names belong to soldiers who fell in August 2023.
In the statement made by the Center for Combating Disinformation, it was stated that an intense and organized disinformation campaign regarding the names of soldiers who allegedly fell today was detected, being carried out by many social media accounts, including the use of bot accounts.
NAMES OF OUR SOLDIERS
The statement, which noted that it was determined that these accounts were making identical posts under the claim of "names of our soldiers," included the following remarks:
"The names in the posts made under the claim of 'names of our fallen soldiers' are not from today, but are the names of our soldiers who fell in August 2023. Please be careful not to spread the manipulations of terrorist organizations by sharing unfounded information. Do not rely on statements made outside of official sources."
News Source: 12punto
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