TV21 recorded a report on the topic of the 5G network in Macedonia. With the accession into NATO, a significant spread of disinformation began related to 5G technology. Rosana Aleksoska – project manager of the project “F2N2 fight against fake news and narratives” also took part among the speakers on this topic. Among other things, she noted: “The story intensified on March 25, 26 and 27. And this does not surprise me because on March 27, North Macedonia became an official member of NATO, and also in those days we were anticipating and received the decision to get a date for the start of negotiations with the EU.”
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