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The Romanian Gendarmerie has issued a warning regarding an online disinformation campaign related to the concert of rapper Max Korzh.

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23 May 2026, 14:25
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On Saturday, the Romanian Gendarmerie issued a warning regarding a disinformation campaign circulating online. This involves images from a football match held in France, incorrectly presented as being from the concert of Belarusian rapper Max Korzh, which will take place in Bucharest. The Gendarmerie emphasizes that these images have no connection to the event and are being distributed in a false context, intended to create confusion or panic.

The authority recommends that citizens carefully verify the source of information before sharing it on social media, warning that the spread of unverified materials contributes to disinformation and can amplify unnecessary tensions in society. The Gendarmerie urges the public to inform themselves only from official sources to avoid the spread of disinformation.

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Alertă de fake-news/Jandarmeria semnalează o campanie de dezinformare cu imagini asociate concertului lui Max Korzh
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Jandarmeria avertizează: imagini false distribuite online asociate eronat cu concertul Max Korzh din București
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Alertă de fake-news: Jandarmeria Română dezminte imaginile virale asociate concertului lui Max Korzh din București
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Dezinformare cu imagini asociate concertului de la Bucureşti al lui Max Korzh - video. Avertizarea autorităţilor

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