Russian propaganda channels launched another mediocre fake about the alleged hostility towards Ukrainian refugees in Europe. This time, a story about "

Attached to one of these fakes are photographs that, according to the Russian telegram channel, are supposedly screenshots of the Uber application, and should show that the said taxi drivers indicated in their profile: "

Even a not very careful study of two photos shows that the same application for some reason has a different line spacing, different sizes of fonts, signs and graphic elements. Such modifications could be tolerated in dynamic parts of the application, such as font size.. But static parts, such as the size of the block for photos, the location of text blocks on the page - in the same applications should have looked identical.

Interestingly, when spreading this fake, the Russian telegram channel refers to its own message, which it had previously refuted - about an alleged fight between Ukrainian refugees and Viennese taxi drivers, after which the latter refused to take Ukrainians.

The narrative that Ukrainians allegedly do not fit into the European community, Russian propagandists began to spread after the invasion of Ukraine. Especially after the invaders began to find out that Ukraine is at an unprecedented level of development for them..

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