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Russian Misinformation: how does it make its way to Australia?

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The Donbas region has become a faultline in peace talks between Ukraine and Russia. It’s a territory known as Ukraine’s energy powerhouse, and is desired by Putin. Experts suggesting its position as a hotbed for Kremlin propaganda could be a contributing factor to Putin not wanting to give it up. This story was produced as part of a research trip hosted by the German Federal Foreign Office in cooperation with the National Press Club of Australia.
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