Correction: Russia-Libya story
MOSCOW (AP) ” In a story July 5 about Russian arrests in Libya, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the chairman of a Russian think-tank Alexander Malkevich still edits the English-language website USA Really. Malkevich left the website earlier this year, but still maintains ties to an infamous Russian troll farm.A corrected version of the story is below:Russians with links to infamous troll farm arrested in LibyaA Russian think-tank with links to an infamous […]
