Russia and China target the recent escalation on the U.S. borders with Mexico with simultaneous disinformation campaigns but using different tactics.
A US National Guard soldier guards the border with Mexico at Eagle Pass, Texas, on December 23, 2023. between the federal government and Texas state authorities over border security and immigration has made headlines in the United States — and proven a hot topic in Russia and China.
In a post on X, Dmitry Medvedev, the former president and prime minister who is currently deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, said the U.S. border dispute is “another vivid example of the US hegemony getting weaker.” Russian lawmaker Sergey Mironov posted on X his support for Texas “independence referendum” and offered help.
Ionov’s group has covered the airfare and accommodations for Texan delegates who have attended the annual gatherings in Russia.the Texan nationalist group’s flag on one wall of his office along with letters of commendation signed by Vladimir Putin.
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