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Datei:Wjatscheslaw Seewald Reuters 2023.jpg|Bild aus einem Artikel von Reuters über Unterstützer des russischen Angriffs auf die Ukraine in Deutschland (<ref>https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/ukraine-crisis-germany-influencers</ref>2023)

Datei:Wjatscheslaw Seewald Reuters 2023.jpg|Bild aus einem Artikel von Reuters über Unterstützer des russischen Angriffs auf die Ukraine in Deutschland (<ref>https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/ukraine-crisis-germany-influencers</ref>2023)

Datei:Putin Fanclub Wjatscheslaw Seewald Telegram 2023.jpg|"Putin Fanclub" bei Telegram. Seewald gehört dem Betreiberteam an<ref>A Reuters analysis of German language Telegram channels found at least 27 channels that consistently reshare and boost pro-Kremlin messages to a combined audience of about 1.5 million subscribers.<br>One such account is “Putin Fanclub.” It regularly posts to its 36,000 subscribers photos of Putin, items about his public appearances and German translations of his speeches. A mocked-up video posted there shows Putin beating Joe Biden in an arm wrestle. Another post from Oct. 26 exhorts Germans to take seriously Putin’s warnings of a nuclear conflict.<br>The Telegram account provides no information about who owns or administers it. But a Reuters analysis of its posts and reposts led to a man named Wjatscheslaw Seewald living in Bavaria. Seewald acknowledged to Reuters that he is behind the channel, though he said he was one of several people.</ref>

Datei:Putin Fanclub Wjatscheslaw Seewald Telegram 2023.jpg|"Putin Fanclub" bei Telegram. Seewald gehört dem Betreiberteam an<ref>A Reuters analysis of German language Telegram channels found at least 27 channels that consistently reshare and boost pro-Kremlin messages to a combined audience of about 1.5 million subscribers.<br>One such account is “Putin Fanclub.” It regularly posts to its 36,000 subscribers photos of Putin, items about his public appearances and German translations of his speeches. A mocked-up video posted there shows Putin beating Joe Biden in an arm wrestle. Another post from Oct. 26 exhorts Germans to take seriously Putin’s warnings of a nuclear conflict.<br>The Telegram account provides no information about who owns or administers it. But a Reuters analysis of its posts and reposts led to a man named Wjatscheslaw Seewald living in Bavaria. Seewald acknowledged to Reuters that he is behind the channel, though he said he was one of several people.</ref>

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