The Axis of Liars. When will the Japanese media join?
On March 16, the Italian
newspaper liespaper La Stampa put up a cover page photo showing dead bodies in debris, with a bold title "La carneficina" ("The carnage", translated by Google) across the top of the photo.
La Stampa then superimposed a text box in the left bottom corner of the photo, beginning with "I Traumi Dei Bimbi In Fuga A Leopoli ..." (translation by Google: "The Traumas of Children fleeing to Lviv"), and another text box in the right bottom corner, beginning with "Cosi Kiev Affronta L'assalto Finale, Kiev sotto bombardamenti ..." (translation "Kiev facing the final assult, Kiev under bombardment...").
But La Stampa did not say that the photo was taken in Donetsk after the city was hit by a Ukrainian "Tochka" ballistic missle carrying cluster munitions on March 14. 20 were killed and 28 wound by that missle.
The next day, on March 17, the German
news lies outlet Bild made one more lie about Sergei Lavrov, the Russian FM. Bild said that the Lavrov, on his way to China, had to make a 180 turn above the city of Novosibirsk and return to Moscow on the order by Putin.
Maria Zakharova, the Russian FM spokesperson, debunked the lie the same day. In her Telegram post, she said that Lavrov arrived at his office early to prepare for meeting with his middle east counterparts. He worked all the day in the office until late.
In Beijing, someone working for Bloomberg asked Zhao Lijian, the Chinese FM spokesperson, if China had invited Lavrov and if the story by Bild is accurate. Zhao replied "You should check with Bild for their source of information."
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