Ilya Ber
A historian by training, he worked as an editor at “Own Game” and “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”, as a journalist at the BBC Russian Service and at RIA Novosti. Author of the university course “Search and Verification of Information in the Modern Media Environment.”
Is it true that Bill Clinton planned to dismember Russia into small states with regimes favorable to the United States?
Is it true that on the city monument Sevastopol is called a sea fortress of the south of Ukraine?
Is the photo of the Estonian uniform for those traveling abroad with questions about the “special operation in Ukraine” true?
Did Mikhail Gorbachev say that his life's goal was to destroy communism?
Is it true that a Boston hospital performs gender reassignment surgeries on teenagers?
Is it true that in Gostomel the Ukrainians filmed a staged video about the “atrocities of Russian troops”?
Is it true that the UN banned the demolition of the Soviet monument in Riga?
Are photographs of posters in the Moscow metro warning about the dangers of VPN services true?
Is it true that in Kazakhstan, teenagers attacked a Russian boy in a crowd?
Is it true that the popular video of a girl calling to kill fascists was filmed for anti-Ukrainian propaganda?
