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Taiwan Flags Russian Propaganda Concerns Over 1945 Soviet Film Screened in Taipei

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A Soviet-era film from 1945 was recently screened in Taipei, drawing alarm from Taiwan's government despite attracting a small audience. Taiwanese authorities believe the screening is part of a coordinated effort by Russia to assist China in promoting an anti-Japan narrative. The film's messaging aligns with China's broader strategy of portraying Japan as a growing military threat in the region. Taiwan sees the incident as a form of foreign information interference linked to Russian-Chinese cooperation. The episode has raised fresh concerns in Taipei about the spread of geopolitical propaganda through cultural channels.

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