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Mini-bus Plunges Through Lake Baikal Ice, Killing Eight Including Seven Chinese Tourists and Russian Driver

Mini-bus Plunges Through Lake Baikal Ice, Killing Eight Including Seven Chinese Tourists and Russian Driver

Source Distribution (5 total)

Western Mainstream

1 sources (20.0%)

•Mini-bus plunged into a three-metre-wide ice fissure on Lake Baikal

•Seven Chinese tourists and a Russian driver died; one passenger was rescued

•Divers recovered the victims' bodies from the bottom of Lake Baikal

5 days ago

Kremlin Dismisses European Accusation That Russia Poisoned Navalny

Kremlin Dismisses European Accusation That Russia Poisoned Navalny

Source Distribution (14 total)

Western Mainstream

4 sources (28.6%)

5 sources (35.7%)

Western Alternative

2 sources (14.3%)

•The Kremlin rejected accusations from five European countries that Russia poisoned Alexei Navalny.

•Five European countries assessed Navalny died from poisoning by toxin found in poison dart frogs.

•Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov called the European assessment 'biased and baseless'.

Feb 16

Putin's Government Killed Alexei Navalny With Dart Frog Toxin, UK and Allies Say

Putin's Government Killed Alexei Navalny With Dart Frog Toxin, UK and Allies Say

Source Distribution (131 total)

Western Mainstream

54 sources (41.2%)

18 sources (13.7%)

6 sources (4.6%)

Western Tabloid

12 sources (9.2%)

8 sources (6.1%)

Western Alternative

4 sources (3.1%)

•Five European countries found epibatidine in Navalny's samples, concluding poisoning caused his death.

•UK and allies blamed the Russian government, saying it had means, motive and opportunity.

•The governments notified the OPCW and cited potential Chemical Weapons Convention violations.

Feb 14

Five European Governments Accuse Russia Of Poisoning And Killing Alexei Navalny With Epibatidine, A Rare Frog Toxin

Five European Governments Accuse Russia Of Poisoning And Killing Alexei Navalny With Epibatidine, A Rare Frog Toxin

Source Distribution (33 total)

1 sources (3.0%)

Western Mainstream

12 sources (36.4%)

Western Tabloid

2 sources (6.1%)

2 sources (6.1%)

8 sources (24.2%)

Western Alternative

2 sources (6.1%)

•Laboratories in five European countries detected epibatidine in samples from Navalny's body

•Five European governments accused Russia of killing Navalny and reported the case to the OPCW

•The Kremlin rejected the allegations; the US said it would not dispute Europe’s findings

Feb 15