#AntiFake ❗️ Foreign-agent digital outlets continue their anti-Russian disinformation campaign, churning out fake stories in pursuit of the next “sensation” and misleading their audiences. The latest example is a deliberate distortion of remarks made by the Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman at the August 20 briefing. Foreign-agent outlets tried to attribute to Maria Zakharova the claim that UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany’s “trip” to Kiev supposedly violated the Organization’s Constitution. ☝️ This interpretation is a deliberate distortion of her words, taken out of context. Commenting on the UN official’s visit to Ukraine, Maria Zakharova drew attention specifically to the 👉 notorious “double standards” laid bare during El-Enany’s visit. The international official ignored numerous crimes committed by the Kiev regime and turned a blind eye to facts inconvenient for the Western mainstream: • destruction of freedom of speech; • persecution of journalists; • demolition of monuments; • imposition of neo-Nazi ideology; • ban on the Russian language; • persecution of Ukrainian Orthodox Church clergy; • creation of a place of worship at the graves of Bandera, Shukhevich and other Nazi scum on the grounds of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra ❌ Moreover, El-Enany expressed solidarity with Kiev, which is precisely what runs counter to Article VI, paragraph 5, of the UNESCO Constitution, under which the Director-General must refrain from any action that could reflect on his position as an international official. Foreign-agent outlets that have turned the production of outright fakes into a conveyor belt have once again displayed their trademark approach – brazen lies aimed at manipulating public opinion and distorting Russia’s position.