Giorgio Bianchi shared a text attributed to Marco Travaglio, which criticized the theories suggesting that the riots in Europe were fueled by Russia. Travaglio reported that Senator Borghi had speculated that someone might have directed the unrest in Moscow's interest; he also cited Lia Quartapelle, who had invoked foreign powers, and Minister Guido Crosetto, who claimed that TikTok, social media, and YouTube were tools of hybrid warfare. He also referenced articles from Libero, Il Riformista, and La Stampa, as well as statements from Aleksandr Dugin and references to NoVax. In the text, Travaglio argued that attributing the protests to Putin allowed European leaders to divert attention from their own failures. To support his thesis, he cited the accusations of Emmanuel Macron, who had called a video of Brigitte Macron on the plane false, and those of Pedro Sánchez, who claimed that Putin had sent Moroccan migrants to Ceuta, a statement that, Travaglio wrote, had been denied by the Spanish police. He also recalled that Crosetto had linked the doubling of landings in Sicily during Meloni's government to the Wagner brigade, but that Italian intelligence had contradicted him. #Putin #satira #Europa (translated)
