Jacek Nizinkiewicz wrote that during the debate on the PiS proposal for a vote of no confidence for Finance Minister Adam Domański, Donald Tusk announced that he would turn to President Karol Nawrocki to appoint Domański as Deputy Prime Minister. Nizinkiewicz considered this unsurprising, as the minister is a pillar of the government, while at the same time he assessed this announcement as exceptionally strong trolling of PiS. #Polityka #DonaldTusk #PiS (translated)
The trolling ban in Pärnu Bay will be lifted, as studies show that the mortality of undersized cod is low, but the protection measures for perch and cod will remain the same, and new fishing maps will be issued in Matsalu. #kalandus #Pärnu #kalavarude_kaitse (translated)
Kash Patel was scheduled to be in Russia during this period months ago. If “from Russia, with love” was just trolling, he’s proving again he’s unfit to lead the FBI OR he’s lying and he’s distancing himself from what’s coming. Those are the only two options, and neither is good.
Joanna Pinkwart wrote that the level of public debate has fallen so low that it is difficult to distinguish between trolls and parliamentarians on social media. She cited as examples the statement of the second person in the country about taking care of needs in the bushes, a derogatory term used by the third person in the country, and a candidate from the opposition party for prime minister, who called someone a communist. She also pointed to ministers who allegedly described the head of state in an offensive manner, and an opposition politician who used a contemptuous term toward a journalist. She assessed that the political class is deepening the decline of debate. #debatapubliczna #społeczeństwo #polityka (translated)
Thorkill described on October 14, 2026, reports from Ukrainian channels on Telegram about restrictions on Starlink terminals and connectivity issues during missions, which — as he wrote — were supposed to involve strike drones. According to his account, a former advisor to the ex-Minister of National Defense, Sternenko, wrote that connectivity started to drop off at speeds exceeding 160 km/h. The president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky's advisor on drone technology, Sergij Beskretnow, was said to have informed that SpaceX imposed speed restrictions for Starlink terminals used in motion. As Thorkill reported, Beskretnow indicated a limit of 100 miles per hour for the military service StarShield. Sternenko later relayed military reports of connection drops at speeds of 60–70 km/h. Thorkill wrote that the Financial Times took up the issue, describing terminal problems at speeds above 160 km/h. Connectivity issues with StarShield were also reported by the command of the VII Corps of Rapid Reaction. UP journalist Jula Kirylenko, however, noted that the information was not fully precise, as other units did not report problems. Thorkill also cited a post from a user on X from Ukraine, who wrote that standard Starlink services were functioning unchanged, and he could neither confirm nor deny the reports of StarShield restrictions. The author argued that the reports mixed two services. According to him, civilian Starlink had been limited to speeds of 75–80 km/h in Ukraine since the end of 2025, while military StarShield was managed by the Pentagon, not Elon Musk. Thorkill added that a limit of 160 km/h should not be a significant problem, as Ukrainian strike drones FP-2 and AN-196 Liutyj were supposed to fly at such speeds. Thorkill wrote that he suspected an attempt to provoke another media dispute by Zelensky's camp. He linked this to Zelensky and his political environment's accusations against Donald Trump for failing to warn about the launch of ballistic missiles towards Kyiv. According to the author, Ukrainian troll farms connected to the government spread these accusations, and it later turned out that Russia attacked Kyiv with S-400 system missiles. Thorkill claimed that these were difficult to detect by satellites, as their engines operated for only 10–20 seconds, providing a small thermal signature; he added that previously, American satellites also did not detect them. #Starlink #Ukraina #technologia (translated)
Lawrence from Arabia responded to Seb Lach, stating that he considered his post to be "sick" and described it as Russian propaganda, derogatorily referring to its recipients. He added that the comments under the post allowed, in his opinion, to easily recognize the profiles of people he called Russian trolls, using an offensive term towards them. https://t.co/pCsswdFipi #Propaganda #Trolle #Debata (translated)
Niebezpiecznik wrote that the ABW report on the "radical decline in the activity of Russian bots" will likely not be made public because — as inferred from the spokesperson's words — such a document does not exist. According to the author, ABW analysts noted a decline in bot traffic understood as crawlers, similar to the terminology used by Cloudflare, and someone misinterpreted the meaning of this word in the report. Niebezpiecznik added that the matter has been clarified. #ABW #boty #media (translated)
Ukrainian attacks on the Russian Yandex data center have sparked discussions about whether the activities of Russian trolls and bots have truly decreased, although experts warn about the misleading nature of these interpretations. #Ukraina #Yandex #tietoturva (translated)
The author wrote that the President of Ukraine connected attacks on Yandex data centers with the activity of Russian trolls on the internet. He cited the latest analyses by experts, according to which this activity has not decreased, and wondered whether it was about a Ukrainian narrative that the president had also succumbed to. https://t.co/rmKaZSHcjd #Ukraina #dezinformacja #media #UA #RU (translated)
Marcin Palade statistically stated that the day before, Polish politicians, journalists, and military experts were pleased with reports of a Ukrainian attack on Russian troll farms and the alleged cessation of their activity online. He added that the ABW was supposed to provide confirmation, but the chart intended to illustrate this activity turned out to be false. Palade considered this a disgrace for the fight against disinformation conducted through it. He also stated that he would not be surprised if the entire operation had been planned and carried out by the Kremlin from the beginning. He wrote that in this way, Russian organizers were supposed to gain naïve, easily manipulated people online, as well as individuals who — as he suggested — were receiving additional compensation from the SBU or HUR. #dezinformacja #polityka #Ukraina (translated)
Adam Czarnecki asked why — as he wrote — German think tanks monitoring Russian disinformation had not recorded a decline in troll activity, while Minister Tomasz Siemoniak had reportedly noticed it three times worldwide. He added that the graphic that sparked the discussion turned out to be generated by artificial intelligence and asked if Siemoniak would present solid data to support his words. Czarnecki also wrote that he is convinced that the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration and the coordinator of services would not refer to the authority of the ABW without basis, especially when — as he put it — trust in institutions and authorities "is hanging by a thread." (translated)
Marcin Palade statistically wrote that the day before, Polish politicians, journalists, and military experts had rejoiced at the news of a Ukrainian attack on Russian troll farms, which he claimed had been confirmed by the Internal Security Agency. He added that the chart circulating online, meant to illustrate this information, he considered an example of fighting disinformation using disinformation. #Ukraina #dezinformacja #demokracja (translated)
Jessikka Aro warns that Russian trolls may try to influence Finland's parliamentary elections by highlighting pain points and spreading false information. #Venäjä #Eduskuntavaalit #Politiikka (translated)
Niebezpiecznik wrote that a German journalist found the original graphic that triggered reports yesterday and today about a decline in the activity of Russian bots and trolls. According to the author, it was created by "24-year-old steward Frank" and marked as AI-generated. Niebezpiecznik added that the politicians sharing the graphic did not maintain this designation nor indicate the source. The author reported that the German institute Cemas, the Hasso Plattner institute, and the think tank Polisphere denied observing a decrease in the number of posts that could be associated with the attack on Yandex. As he quoted, these institutions stated that the data they collected did not show a decline in the activity of existing bots or the rate of new ones being created. Niebezpiecznik reminded that Minister Tomasz Siemoniak said that the ABW recorded a radical decrease in the activity of Russian bots online, observed worldwide after the bombing of three data centers. He noted that the ABW has not yet published data on this matter and expressed hope that it would. He added that according to available information, the term "worldwide" did not include Germany. #dezinformacja #boty #AI (translated)
The author stated that Ukrainian drones crippled the Russian technological giant, but it was unclear whether they also disabled Russian troll farms. He added that data analysis from Cloudflare Radar confirmed automated traffic originating from the Yandex network. https://t.co/rFvRP6YaW9 #Ukrajina #Drony #Technologie #UA #RU (translated)
"When we started responding to the Russian operation against our data centers and our strikes hit Yandex's data centers, many social networks suddenly felt a little easier to breathe," noted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in his online speech at the Warsaw Security Forum on Monday. #Ukrajina #Yandex #trollífarmy (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that after recent attacks on data centers of the Russian Yandex, there was a sudden retreat of Russian automated accounts on social networks, but analyses suggest that this claim is not straightforward. #Ukrajina #Yandex #trollífarmy (translated)
Jessikka Aro assesses that the attacks on Yandex's data centers may have silenced Russia's troll traffic, suggesting that Russia's information warfare operations have been disrupted. #Yandex #VenäjänVaikuttaminen #Informaatiosodankäynti (translated)
Alicja Defratyka wrote that Ukrainian attacks on three Russian data centers had recently led to a radical decline in the activity of Russian bots on the internet. She stated that this was confirmed by the ABW and other countries monitoring the network. According to her, thousands of accounts spreading anti-Ukrainian content, supporting the far right and the MAGA movement in the USA, have disappeared, and support for the AfD on social media has sharply declined. Defratyka assessed that the popularity of far-right and populist parties worldwide was artificially created and strengthened by the Kremlin and Russian bots. She wrote that merely blocking accounts does not solve the problem of disinformation at its source, pointing to TV Republika as one of its sources in Poland, adding that the station should be shut down. She expressed hope that Ukrainians would quickly attack the remaining Russian data centers. In her opinion, this could help protect Ukraine and the world from Russian fascism. (translated)
DorotaGth considered the view to be "wonderful" and wrote that the servers used for trolling in favor of PiS and Confederation were on fire. She noticed the absence of Kasia from Ostrołęka, Mariusz from Opole, and Krystyna from Żuromin, as well as a significantly smaller number of representatives of the "Polish hussars" and people from Vladivostok and Krasnoyarsk, whom she described as "true Poles." She also congratulated Volodymyr Zelensky. https://t.co/JWsHw6cnta #Polska #WysokaPolityka #Trollowanie (translated)
