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⚡️ Attention: Audio Fake!

An audio recording is circulating among various Telegram channels, presented as "leaked phone conversations between Lukashenko and Prigozhin during the 2023 rebellion." This recording has also been picked up by resources deemed extremist in Belarus.

This audio is fake, and very poorly done. Its creators were so lazy and foolish that they didn't even bother to mix the "intercepted" voices of "Lukashenko" and "Prigozhin" into one audio track, instead releasing a file with two separate sound tracks. This indicates that the "phone conversations" are a man-made fabrication, stitched together from different fragments after editing. Numerous online services and neural networks currently allow for the quick forgery of any well-known politician's voice.

It is noteworthy that all information resources and "investigative journalists" spreading this fake completely ignored such an obvious detail as the presence of two audio tracks. This is further proof of malicious intent in promoting this blatant misinformation online.

Maintain digital hygiene. Verify information from reliable sources.

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🚨 Attention: Scammers! 🚨

On November 20, 2024, emails claiming to be from the Belarusian Red Cross were sent to OAO "Slavyanka" and OAO "Krasny Pishchevik" (Bobruisk). The emails offered humanitarian aid, including medications, drinking water, food, hygiene products, and generators, stating it was in response to a potential threat of mass drone attacks in Belarus. The management was urged to apply for this aid or decline it by responding to the provided email address.

This is clearly a fraud. The Belarusian Red Cross pointed out numerous mistakes in the document's formatting. It is not on official letterhead, the seal is incorrect, and there's a lack of information about the sender, which is a serious breach of business communication. The email mentioned in the letter is fake, allegedly registered in the ".ru" domain. The Belarusian Red Cross has its own email server: info@redcross.by.

The head of the Belarusian Red Cross, Dmitry Shevtsov, confirmed to "People's Anti-Fake" that this "official letter" from the Red Cross is counterfeit.

The actions of the scammers indicate an attempt to collect information about operational procedures and available resources in case of emergencies, as well as to incite panic ("in connection with the possible threat of mass attacks") among the public.

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❗️Beware: scammers!

Attempts by intruders to deceive Belarusians continue. There is a spam mailing of messages in the Telegram messenger, where the user is allegedly sent a gift – a subscription to Telegram Premium for a period of 1 year. A phishing subscription activation link is attached below in the message. When you click on it, your account may be at risk of hacking and data theft.

To mislead the user, the mailing is carried out from the accounts of acquaintances and contacts, after a few hours the message disappears.

When receiving similar messages, in no case click on the link and do not provide personal information, account details. Ignore such fake "gifts".

✔️For comparison, here are screenshots of what a gift looks like when buying an original Telegram Premium subscription. This is a message from a contact and a service message from the administration of the messenger.

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⚠️ Warning: fake!

Information resources recognized as extremist in Belarus are spreading false information that the online store in the correctional colony No. 2 in Bobruisk has allegedly stopped working due to renovation of the premises. It is claimed that they accept money, but allegedly do not issue goods.

▫️In fact, the online store is working. The scheduled repairs were completed a month ago and do not affect the issuance of goods.

▫️Delays in the delivery of parcels are associated with large volumes of purchases (up to 15,000 rubles per day), which sometimes complicates logistics. Such cases are isolated and do not exceed one day.

▫️Registration of new users may take longer due to high load, but this is temporary.

▫️Information about the store's malfunction and problems due to repairs is not true.

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❗️Beware: fake!

The Nasha Niva information resource, recognized as extremist in Belarus, reported on the detention of Deputy chairman of the Minsk City Executive Committee Nadezhda Lazarevich and her husband Oleg Sakhno, Deputy CEO of a private enterprise.

"The information that Nadezhda Lazarevich's husband was arrested and is in jail" the extremist information resource writes, citing anonymous sources, "reinforcing" the text with emotional allusions:

"The Lazarevich family has been going through the same trials these months as tens of thousands of other Belarusian families — people in uniform took away husband from his wife, who is a bigwig in the Belarusian "Deep State" and left their 13-year-old daughter without a father."

‼️This is a fake. A clear refutation is in the picture. The photo was just taken: Lazarevich and Sakhno spouses with the newspaper "Belarus Today" for November 15, 2024.

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Attention! RUE “Belpochta” warned that a new fraud scheme has been organized on behalf of the company.

The point is that people receive messages about the arrival of a parcel in their name. Of course, the message contains a link to a phishing site. The client is asked to enter the address data and pay for the re-shipment of the parcel.

"The mailing of messages indicating the need to pay for postal services via an online link with the subsequent entry of bank payment card data is not carried out. “Belpochta” stressed. In general, the company sends messages to customers about the receipt of mail items of an informational nature only. No requests to make a payment!

"We also ask customers to be careful when clicking on links on the Internet and remind them that the address of the company's official website is belpost.by, - “Belpochta” noted.

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⚠️ Don't get fooled by the "florets"!

The scammers who bandits in Russia have a new scheme of deception. Apparently, there are only a few days left until the moment when it will be tested with us, in Belarus.

First, the scammers bribe the victim's attention with a gift: they send a bouquet of flowers or another small present. But after a few days, the recipient receives a message. "Forgetful couriers" are asked to name the "delivery confirmation code" that comes to the mobile. The only trouble is that if you transfer it to scammers, you can be left without money on a bank card, or even worse - attackers will take a loan using yours stolen data.

Everything is designed for the effect of the sudden joy. The victim is happy with a random gift. And as a result, he turns out to be a victim of fraudsters.

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⚡️Caution: provocation!

Letters are sent to the Councils of Deputies of various levels, as well as to the executive committees on behalf of the fake "Central Election Commission of the USSR". The letters state that "By Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR dated November 03, 2024 No. 240902, a referendum and elections of chairmen of provincial, county, and district Councils of People's Deputies of the USSR were scheduled for November 21-24, 2024"

Next, three lists of "candidates" are attached - provincial, county and district "Soviets" (councils). The list No. 3 lists fictional candidates from 80 the non-existent "district electoral districts of the Belarusian Territory" and districts of the city of Minsk, as well as the non-existent Suwalki district.

It is indicated that voting for "deputies" will be conducted electronically. Participants are invited to follow the link.

❗️Of course, no elections to the "Soviets of People's Deputies of the USSR" are held in the Republic of Belarus. This is a throw-in and a provocation. Clicking on the link indicated in the letter poses a danger to your device and is fraught with hackers gaining access to your personal data. In any case, do not go to a suspicious Internet address.

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