DISINFO: Fascist US tries to make an anti-Russian Trojan horse out of Belarus
SUMMARY
The COVID-19 pandemic proved that only socialistic systems are capable of effectively counteracting illnesses and ensuring the security of peoples and countries. The US’s market system is incapable of providing people with fairness, democracy, medicals, and even toilet paper. The US is on the verge of self-destruction, and an anti-racist uprising of Black people proves it. Furthermore, US and NATO policies are racist and fascist not only domestically, but on the international arena as well.
The US views the Belarusian statehood only as an anti-Russian part of a western chain, as a possible western Trojan horse against the Union State of Belarus and Russia. Joe Biden’s policies towards Belarus will continue this trend. The guarantee of Belarus’s independence and freedom is the finalisation of the Union State with Russia.
RESPONSE
The article combines recurrent pro-Kremlin disinformation narratives about Nazi / Fascist-like West, racial war and state of collapse in the United States, and West's attempts to disrupt Belarus-Russia relations. It also makes propaganda claims related to the COVID-19 pandemic to discredit western countries and market economies.
There is no basis to claim that civil war or disintegration of the US is imminent. Predictions about the disintegration of the US have been a common pro-Kremlin narrative since the fall of the Soviet Union.
The US respects Belarus's sovereignty and territorial integrity. It has not used Belarus as an anti-Russian tool as alleged. This claim is part of anti-Russian conspiracies that pro-Kremlin media spread.
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