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Meta found out Tuesday that a large Russian network of fake news and social media accounts tried to spread Kremlin talking points about the invasion of Ukraine by using hundreds of fake social media accounts and dozens of fake news websites.

A Liberia-flagged tanker carrying about 700,000 barrels of Russian fuel oil arrived in Cuba last week, the Latin American news website Infobae reported on Sunday. The shipment showed that Moscow was not only supporting Cuba's communist government, but also finding markets for oil stocks that the West had stopped buying because of Russia's latest war with Ukraine.

A report says that Elon Musk once gave billions of dollars to charity through a former professional poker player who was born in Russia and admitted to being a pothead. This person won a total of $18 million gambling, despite the fact that he was a pothead.

Marina Ovsyannikova, a Russian media worker who protested the invasion of Ukraine on live state TV in March, was held for a short time in Moscow on Sunday, according to her social media posts.

Thalita do Valle, a 39-year-old ex-model who had only been in Ukraine for three weeks, was killed in a Russian missile strike in Kharkiv on June 30 after being trapped down amid huge explosions.

Russian users have not been barred from accessing the exchanges' services. However, technology exists that could assist them in adhering to their ideals and identifying rogue actors.

'It's been great knowing you, even if I die in inexplicable circumstances.'

Digital threats are manageable rather than existential.

Digital assets will be used to fund military operations as well as media initiatives.

Russia's state-run media sites, Russia Today and Sputnik, have had a lot of their social media access cut off in the European Union. We've seen the most severe restrictions on RT and Sputnik that social media companies have ever put on them. The moves were announced by social media companies like Facebook and TikTok.