The video is using the branding of "Page Six", a New York Post's subsidiary publication focused on celebrity gossip.

The campaign also links to a publication on a recently created fake media website pagesix[.]now, which copies the real "Page Six" website.

The campaign also links to a recently created copycat website frdesouche[.]fr, which is mimicking a right wing French news aggregator fdesouche[.]com.

The publication on the website was made under a stolen identity of Le Figaro journalist Adrien Bez.

The false narrative was published with a stolen identity of the Daily Mail's US Associate Showbusiness Editor Deirdre Durkan-Simonds. The website is also listing other Daily Mail reporters at it's "authors".

The campaign also links to a recently created fake media website dailyexpress[.]news, and together with the video it's using the name of a British tabloid "Daily Express", but not using its branding.

Full report is available here:
gnidaproject.substack.com/p/disinfo-up...

And the review of the recent Storm-1516 campaigns: Moldova is no longer targeted following the election while Armenia along with Ukraine remain in focus and occasional campaigns targeting Germany and France

REST Media's domain takedown and reincarnation as restmedia[.]st

In another instance - we discovered that "Vladimir Putin News" x.com/vladimirputi... - an account, which is being run by a blogger based in Pakistan, is not only serving as an influencer for Storm-1516, but also spreads it to another influencers

The video is using the branding of the Armenian business news outlet "Business 24" (b24.am). The campaign also links to a publication by Okay Deprem in haber[.]sol[.]org[.]tr

The video is also trying to appear as an official press release by using a short intro with NABU and SAP logos.

The campaign is promoting the false narrative that some of the jewels, which were earlier stolen from Louvre, came up during the search of Mindich by the Ukrainian anti-corruption authorities NABU and SAP.

The video is also using the branding of the Ukrainian digital newspaper NV (New Voice of Ukraine)

The campaign also links to a publication by a Russian propagandist of Turkish origin Okay Deprem in "ODATV". It's not the first time when Deprem and "ODATV" are being involved in Storm-1516 operations:
bsky.app/profile/gnid...

The video is also using the branding of the British tabloid "The Sun", but not for the first time: it was also used in a prior campaign, which was alleging the purchase by Olena Zelenska of a dress, which belonged to the Princess Diana:
bsky.app/profile/gnid...