#Coronavirus: Russia denies spreading US conspiracy on social media

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Wednesday, 29 July, 2020, 16:10
Russia has flatly denied allegations that it is spreading disinformation about the new coronavirus outbreak on social media.
US officials said Russian-linked accounts were making unfounded claims that America started the outbreak.
Thousands of profiles on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram were peddling the theory, the officials said.
Responding to the allegations on Saturday, the Russian foreign ministry dismissed them as "fake".

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