Is Russia Fueling Europe's Unrest?: sources
Everything behind the tracker (48 sources): the reports feed, every credible source cited on the main page, background reading, and a separate list of sources cited with caution.
Reports
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- 19 Oct, 11:14 AM
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An editor checked this report against its source. (2026-10-19) - 19 Oct, 10:35 AM
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An editor checked this report against its source. (2026-10-19) - 19 Oct, 10:09 AM
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An editor checked this report against its source. (2026-10-19) - 19 Oct, 8:21 AM
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An editor checked this report against its source. (2026-10-19) - 19 Oct, 8:15 AM
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An editor checked this report against its source. (2026-10-19) - 19 Oct, 7:27 AM
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An editor checked this report against its source. (2026-10-19) - 19 Oct, 4:42 AM
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An editor checked this report against its source. (2026-10-19) - 18 Oct, 11:44 PM
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An editor checked this report against its source. (2026-10-19) - 18 Oct, 4:00 PM
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An editor checked this report against its source. (2026-10-19) - 7 Oct, 9:56 AM
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Sources cited on the tracker
Every credible outside source linked from the main page (20), grouped by where it is cited.
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- rosbalt.ruZakharova on French police and schoolchildren (Rosbalt, Oct. 6) — Russian official's statement; linked only as the record of the Kremlin's line, never as evidence (cited under “What is actually known”)
- iz.ruPeskov calls accusations of Russian involvement in Europe's unrest absurd (Izvestia, Oct. 19) — pro-Kremlin daily; linked only as the record of the Kremlin's line, never as evidence (cited under “What is actually known”)
- ria.ruZakharova video on European riots (RIA Novosti, Oct. 19) — Russian state media; linked only as the record of the official line, never as evidence (cited under “What is actually known”)
- claude.ai@Restitutor_, “The French Section” (investigation, working draft) — pseudonymous researcher’s unverified working draft; facts on this page are cited to their primary sources (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- initiative-communiste.frPRCF declaration on Oct. 17 — the group’s own statement; linked only as the record of its position (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- initiative-communiste.frPRCF report of its Moscow visit, Oct. 2022 — the group’s own statement; linked only as the record of its position (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- urcommuniste.frURC communiqué, evening of Oct. 17 — the group’s own statement; linked only as the record of its position (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- organisation-communiste.frOCF founding resolution, January 2026 — the group’s own statement; linked only as the record of its position (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- organisation-communiste.frOCF call for Oct. 17 — the group’s own statement; linked only as the record of its position (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- jeunessedumonde.frJeunesse du Monde interview with Boris Litvinov (KPRF Donetsk) — OCF outlet; linked only as the record of what it published (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- wap21.orgWorld Anti-Imperialist Platform, Paris Declaration signatories — the platform’s own list; linked only as the record of who signed (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- sovintern.orgSOVINTERN forum page — SOVINTERN’s own site; linked only as the record of its leadership (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- eadaily.comEADaily interview with SOVINTERN’s Nikolai Novichkov — pro-Kremlin outlet; linked only as the record of a SOVINTERN official’s statement (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- t.meSOVINTERN Moscow node on Telegram, Oct. 12 — SOVINTERN’s own post; linked only as the record of its message (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- t.meZakhar Prilepin’s Telegram channel, Oct. 17 — sanctioned Russian politician’s channel; linked only as the record of the post (cited under “Who called people into the streets”)
- x.comToomas Hendrik Ilves on X (Oct. 18) — the claimant's own post; linked as the record of the claim we examine (cited under “Claims in circulation”)
- x.comGarry Kasparov on X (Oct. 18) — the claimant's own post; linked as the record of the claim we examine (cited under “Claims in circulation”)