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While Russia tries to manipulate information, local civil society is teaching Armenians media literacy

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Armenian journalists and activists created 'Verify This,' a platform teaching media literacy and providing reliable information to counter Russian disinformation campaigns, including AI-generated fake news that proliferated during the 2026 election.

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The platform addresses disinformation but does not resolve Armenia's broader geopolitical challenges or guarantee success against well-resourced information campaigns.

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