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Russian trolls are the talk of the town once again after a congressional investigation revealed the magnitude their fake social media accounts managed to fool us all.。

SEE ALSO:Russian trolls pushed the California and Texas secession movements。

But what happens when the official account of the Russian ministry of defence tweets a fake picture of a military operation?

This morning, mod_russia tweeted in Russian, English and Arabic a series of drone combat pictures to accuse the U.S. of cooperation with the so-called Islamic State (ISIS) in Syria.。

"The Ministry of Defence shows irrefutable evidence that 。 ~~"The Ministry of Defence shows irrefutable evidence that。~~# 。US。

are actually covering ISIS combat units to recover their combat capabilities, redeploy, and use them to promote American interests in Middle East," it said in the tweet. 。

Tweet may have been deleted。

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This is from YouTube's development preview of the game, from 2015:。

Credit: screengrab/youtube/Byte Conveyor Studios 。 And this is the image used by Russia, specific with location and date. The description reads: "The ISIS convoy, coming out of Abu-Kamal near the Syria-Iraq border. (Photo created November 9, 2017)" 。

Credit: mod_russia/twitter。

The picture went viral on social media Nov. 5 after it was tweeted by AnuSharmaUdh and debunked by Christiaan Triebert at。

Bellingcat:。 Tweet may have been deleted。Another drone image tweeted by mod_russia allegedly shows Isis automobile convoy leaving Abu Kamal for the Syrian-Iraqi border on November 9, 2017:。