China Claims to be Victim, Asks Twitter to Delete Attackers
tied to a Chinese influence operation that spread misinformation favorable to the Beijing regime about Hong Kong and coronavirus. The network was posting mostly in Chinese to “spread geopolitical narratives favorable to the Communist Party of“It holds no water at all to equate China’s response to the epidemic with disinformation.
“Many tweets spread rumors that claim the coronavirus was a bio-weapon made by China, and Republicans and some right-wing networks were reportedly the ones responsible for starting these rumors and creating robot accounts that helped to propagate them,” said Hua.
The fight over facts and the interpretation of them has become more intense in recent months, as the U.S. and China have moved towards a Cold War. Conventional media and social media platforms now cannot escape being fired at by both sides.
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