VIDEO: Another Azerbaijani Fake News About Ganja

The "Zinuzh Media" has addressed the information spread by Azerbaijani propaganda regarding the city of Ganja. The video explains the basic methods employed by the adversary's propaganda machine to disseminate misinformation.

It is noted that around midnight, a powerful explosion occurred in Ganja, and moments later, Azerbaijani television was on the scene, broadcasting the rescue operations live. This comes at a time when, following missile strikes, it cannot be ruled out that there could be further attacks. If this was indeed an attack, then local authorities should have at least attempted to warn the population about the potential for 2nd or 3rd strikes by relocating residents.

However, for some unknown reason, there was a confidence that no further strikes would occur. Just as quickly, an aide to the Azerbaijani president claimed that the strike was carried out by Armenia using a SCAD missile. However, identifying the type of missile requires considerable time.

Shortly thereafter, the oddest occurrence happened: Baku displayed footage claiming that Armenians had launched several dozen missiles from "Grad" systems towards Ganja, while only one explosion has been recorded in Ganja. It is worth noting that to bomb Ganja with "Grad" rockets, the systems need to be placed at least 20 km away from the city, say, in the outskirts, which would imply that Armenian forces have entered Ganja.