On this day in conspiracies

Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti confirms Gladio's existence to Parliament, describing it as a secret 'structure of information, response and safeguard,' disclosing 127 dismantled arms caches and a list of 622 people said to have been involved, and stating that comparable networks existed in other NATO countries.

The Estonian disinformation monitor Propastop publishes an overview of the narratives Russia uses against Poland, noting that a large share of Poles have been exposed to the claim that Poland lost its sovereignty by joining the EU, and mapping the "puppet," "warmonger," and "lost independence" themes.

AFP’s forensic debunk, echoed by the EU disinformation hub CEDMO, reports that a reverse image search surfaced a French-language TikTok version of the clip in which the “Sora” logo is still visible, and flags visual anomalies: a filming hand reflected in empty space and a burglar stepping to a spot with nothing to support his weight.