Russia created fake GUR channels: how to counteract disinformation.
Fake channels of Russian propagandists
According to inkorr.com: Propagandists from Russia are actively creating copies of Telegram channels and social media pages that resemble the resources of the Ukrainian military intelligence. The main goal of these actions is to disorient potential volunteers, diminish the authority of the Ukrainian military intelligence, and complicate the recruitment of new fighters for the resistance. This was reported by GUR on the portal 'Glavkom'.
Recently, Russian occupiers launched a fake Telegram channel called 'Special Unit of Timur', which went live on October 31, 2025. According to the report, communication is conducted exclusively through the official channels of the Ukrainian military intelligence. This information has been confirmed by the Ministry of Defense.
'The Russians are trying to copy the pages of the units that are part of the 'Special Unit of Timur'. A fake page of the Russian volunteer corps has been registered on Telegram, to which more than 130 thousand users have subscribed,' the message states.
Russian propagandists are attempting to create disinformation for potential participants in the war, undermining trust in Ukrainian military structures and their activities. This could pose a serious threat to the country's security, complicating the recruitment of new volunteers to defend Ukraine.
Thus, the activity of Russian propagandists indicates attempts to destabilize the situation in Ukraine, using information manipulation. This underscores the importance of caution and critical perception of information that volunteers and citizens may receive.
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