Incident 656: Alleged Deepfake Disinformation Broadcast by Russian State TV Blames Ukraine for Moscow Attack
Description: Russian state media is reported to have broadcast deepfaked videos of Ukrainian officials, notably fabricating a video of Secretary of the
National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine admitting to orchestrating the Crocus City Hall terror attack in Moscow. The effort appears to be a bid to wrongly assign blame for the incident, which ISIS-K has officially claimed.
Entities
View all entitiesAlleged: Russian state media and NTV Channel developed and deployed an AI system, which harmed Journalism , Ukraine , Oleksiy Danilov and Kyrylo Budanov.
Incident Stats
Incident ID
656
Report Count
3
Incident Date
2024-03-23
Editors
Daniel Atherton
Incident Reports
Reports Timeline
telegraph.co.uk · 2024
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Britain has warned Vladimir Putin not to use a deadly terror attack in Moscow as an "excuse" to intensify its war on Ukraine.
The Russian president used a speech on Saturday to accuse Kyiv of trying to help four alleged gunmen escape after …
thesun.co.uk · 2024
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RUSSIAN state TV has broadcast a deepfake of Ukraine's top security official appearing to brag about Kyiv's role in the terrorist massacre at a concert hall in Moscow.
The AI-generated video of Oleksiy Danilov is doing the rounds online in …
motherjones.com · 2024
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After gunmen on the outskirts of Moscow opened fire at a popular concert hall Friday night, in the deadliest attack that Russia's capital has seen in more than a decade, claims and counterclaims are now mounting about who is responsible for…
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