A viral video, styled like an official BBC news report, has taken over social media with a wild claim: that Paul Cézanne’s “Still Life with Cherries” – stolen from a museum in Parma – can be seen hanging behind the Ukrainian President in his office as he is being interviewed. But as we peel back the layers of this “matryoshka” disinformation campaign, the truth is far less Hollywood and far more Moscow. Join Jonasz Rewiński in the newest episode of Break the Fake to see how we debunk the whole fake Russian narrative.
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