azertag.az Azerbaijan Exposes Coordinated Disinformation Campaign by Armenian Lobby Groups
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- •Azerbaijan's Milli Majlis has identified a disinformation campaign targeting its peace efforts.
- •The campaign involved over 220 posts from 130 accounts, reaching nearly one million interactions.
- •Armenian lobby organizations are coordinating efforts through encrypted channels to spread misinformation.
The Milli Majlis Temporary Commission on Foreign Interference and Hybrid Threats has reported a targeted disinformation campaign against Azerbaijan and its peace agenda with Armenia. This campaign, orchestrated by Armenian lobby organizations and foreign influencers, has utilized social media platforms, particularly X (formerly Twitter), to disseminate misleading narratives about issues such as 'genocide' and 'prisoners of war.' Over the past week, more than 220 posts were made from 130 different accounts, accumulating nearly one million interactions. The campaign appears to be coordinated through private channels and encrypted messaging platforms to maintain the illusion of spontaneity. The affected parties include Azerbaijan's international reputation and its ongoing efforts to stabilize the region. The Commission's findings indicate that these activities are aimed at undermining the fragile peace process and damaging interstate relations. The investigation highlights the involvement of Armenian lobby groups based in the US, Europe, and Russia, who have previously benefited from the conflict.
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