Fact-checkers say Russian-linked disinformation targeted German elections using fabricated stories, impersonation, and coordinated amplification across online platforms. Reports describe campaigns that misused or mimicked established media branding to push false allegations about candidates and undermine public trust. One investigation cited dozens to more than 180 fake posts, while others highlighted tactics like bogus accounts, deepfake or AI-generated content, and fabricated websites designed to look credible. Overall, the evidence supports the claim of targeted interference attempts.
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