The European Parliament adopted a resolution on the fight against Russian propaganda. According to the document, the Kremlin uses the media to split the European Union.

Written by a Polish member of the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) group, Anna Fotyga, the report alleged that Moscow aims to "incite fear and divide Europe," and called for the establishment of measures to tackle the perceived Russian propaganda threat.

The report suggests that Moscow provides financial support to opposition parties and organizations in EU member states, causing disintegration within the bloc.

At the same time, Russia is accused of "information warfare,"

The report calls for the EU to “respond to information warfare by Russia.” One Million euros will be allocated for this purpose. Vladimir Putin has already responded to the Resolution and expressed hope that the restrictions would not be imposed on Russian media.