There is an active and successful disinformation campaign that is leading many on the continent to believe that it is American sanctions and actions, not Russia's aggression, that are causing skyrocketing food and fertilizer and fuel prices.
Coons discusses the impact of Russian disinformation on perceptions of economic issues.
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