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On September 24, the [login to view URL] agency falsely reported that Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, being drunk, had been allegedly removed from a Kyiv-Moscow flight. StopFake has already explained why the news is fake. But let’s look at the website of the [login to view URL] agency, nahnews.org. The page “About the Agency” contains the following address: Luhansk People’s Republic, Luhansk, Pochtova Street 2. It means that the website openly supports pro-Russian militants in eastern Ukraine. 1 Website Screenshot [login to view URL] agency It does not mean, however, that the editorial office of the website is located at the same place. A technical description of the website could provide more information. For example, with the help of the SpyOnWeb tool, we managed to find out that [login to view URL] was linked with the website of Euromaidan ([login to view URL]), which used the well-known, pro-Ukrainian name in order to post sometimes manipulated articles and false information. Website Screenshot SpyOnWeb Website Screenshot SpyOnWeb The link between these websites is also proved by the fact that they both use the same Google Analytics code. Google Analytics is a service that provides information about website traffic with the help of the special code string embedded into the html-source of a website. Every Google Analytics user gets her own unique code string and adds it to the websites that she administers. So with the help of SpyOnWeb and Google Analytics, we have found out that these two websites, as well as several news websites registered in St. Petersburg, are administered by the same person. How to find a Google Analytics code You can find a Google Analytics code in several ways. One of the quickest ways is to use SpyOnWeb, ReverseInternet, SameID, and Website.Informer. We recommend using all of them, as their results could differ. For instance, SameID has a handy search for websites interconnected, not by Google Analytics codes alone, but also by the codes of AdSense, Amazon, Clickbank and Addthis that use the same principle. You could search by website domain, by code, and by IP address, which is sometimes very useful. For example, you could find an IP address among registration data and check with the help of SameID to find which other websites were registered under the same IP address. SameID allows five free search queries per day. 3 Website Screenshot SameID If you check the website [login to view URL], supported by the Russia Today news agency, you will get a list of news websites from several post-Soviet countries that are administered by the same organization.