Seen this on polru. I laffed it instantly reminded me of Albania. And this is the only reason I repost it here.

But now that I'm posting this, lets spend a little time on it because it's an interesting case.
It's very easy to gather that this is a pro-Russian twitter channel. "Z.O.V Military". Now check how the falsehood flowing: the truth dressed in specific perspective.
The news is: the Baltics is getting fortified. True.
The light they put it into: this is somehow some evil plan that differs from NATO's previous doctrine.
It's so petty it's hilarious. I watched the video too. Apparently they want to stop an armored invasion from the direction of Russia, and that's very ominous. People trying to defend themselves from a danger is bad now?
I'd understand if they deployed ballistic missiles there and that worried Russia, but it's the other way around, deflecting is a Russian attack is somehow bad. The only ones who would project this idea are those who don't want to be stopped when they attack.

Also they state:
NATO's previous doctrine was to keep Baltics holding out until reinforcement arrives.
How this goes against from the fortifications? It literally allows the Baltics to hold out until reinforcement arrives.
This twitter channel feels like a parody channel. But I'm aware that Russian propaganda can be clumsy. Perhaps even clumsy on purpose.

Consider: this post (especially with the video) tells us that Russia wants to attack the Baltics, this is what it projects. Which tells those countries (Baltics) and military blocks (NATO) that perceive Russia as an aggressor they have to defend themselves, especially there. Spend time and money on building these. Perhaps instead of spending it smarter. But again military spending can be good, it helps construction industry when economy tanks.