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Pro-Russian rallies and vehicle parades in several European cities, April 2022

Reportedon one origin only: 1 distinct origin, 1 tied to no party.

The dataset records pro-Russian rallies and vehicle parades in Germany, Greece, Ireland and Cyprus, and notes that experts quoted in its source suggest they partly reflected top-down pressure on Russian expatriates. It codes the incident as influence operation, apparent goal disrupt (military) aid to Ukraine, target public space: Shopping centre / Memorial / Landmark / Company / School, location Germany, Greece, Ireland, Cyprus; the dataset dates it only to April 2022, so the date shown is the first of the month. The Leiden dataset includes incidents linked to Russia by officials, incidents fitting a pattern of officially suspected attacks, or incidents backed by journalistic evidence, and its authors call the data speculative and subject to change.

When
1 April 2022
Where
Germany, Germany
What
other
Acting party
Government of Russia
Attribution
Attributed by independent sources. Listed as a Russian operation in the Leiden University Russian Operations Against Europe dataset; the dataset and the source it cites link the incident to Russia.
In the record
Published 2026-10-27 21:03 UTC · revision 1 · leiden

Sources

  1. Evidence Leiden University, Russian Operations Against Europe dataset Academic · Unaffiliated origin: Leiden dataset entry 5 · published 2026-01-13 00:00 UTC
  2. Evidence The Times Media · Unaffiliated origin: Leiden dataset entry 5 · published 2022-04-15 00:00 UTC

History

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2026-10-27 21:03 UTCstatusnullreportedP1 leiden: researched from cited sources and graded by the one rule

Cite or reuse

The War Record, "Pro-Russian rallies and vehicle parades in several European cities, April 2022", ev-20261027-018z, revision 1, https://thewarrecord.com/events/ev-20261027-018z/

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