@CNN: Facebook says it removed more than 100 accounts this week from its main site and subsidiary Instagram over concerns they may be connected to the Russia-based Internet Research Agency — the same troll operation targeted by special counsel Robert Mueller https://t.co/Lqsdce53ao

November 7, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

Facebook says it removed more than 100 accounts this week from its main site and subsidiary Instagram over concerns they may be connected to the Russia-based Internet Research Agency — the same troll operation targeted by special counsel Robert Mueller https://t.co/Lqsdce53ao

— CNN (@CNN) November 7, 2018

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