Powderbots are dispelling a fake story about Belarusians killed in Syria
Ukrainian social networks are distributing an appeal to supporters of candidate Vladimir Zelensky in connection with the message about the death of Belarusian specialists in Syria during an Israeli air raid.
“Ze! funny guys - are you ready to die in Syria under the new Ze! commander, like the Belarusians died yesterday, and the Armenian sappers died a month ago?! Ze!military commissar - this is not for you... there’s no way to get away with it - he himself is in the know,” says a somewhat chaotic message actively published by supporters of Petro Poroshenko.
The Israeli publication Debka reported that several Belarusian and North Korean soldiers were killed during a night strike on Syrian territory.
At the same time, representatives of the State Military-Industrial Committee and the Belarusian Embassy in Syria in an interview with the opposition pro-Western publication Belsat denied this information.
According to Israel's Channel 9, Debka's information should not be trusted because the site is known for spreading fake news.
On April 13, the Israeli Air Force carried out an airstrike on the Scientific Research Center in the Syrian city of Masyaf. The research center was engaged in improving surface-to-surface missiles, which, after modification, were to be delivered to the Lebanese paramilitary organization Hezbollah.
The Belarusian authorities emphasize that the country’s participation in the Syrian events consisted only of supplying humanitarian supplies worth about half a million dollars.
At the same time, back in 2017, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said that “Belarus, together with Russia, is the main player in the international arena in relation to the war being waged against Syria.”
Poroshenko bots are spreading a fake story about Belarusians killed in Syria.