Fact checkPoliticsPublished May 8, 2026

The claim

“Roger Stone accepted $50,000 per month to provide lobbying services aimed at rebuilding relations between the United States and Myanmar’s military-backed government.”

Speaker under reviewSource under reviewMay 8, 2026

Our verdict

True

Multiple sources confirm that Roger Stone accepted $50,000 per month to provide lobbying services to Myanmar's military-backed government.

What we found

The sources include news articles from reputable outlets such as The Guardian and The Straits Times, which cite documents filed under the US Foreign Agents Registration Act.

The evidence

2 sources, all background: none settles the claim either way.

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  • Background

    The Guardian reports that Roger Stone accepted $50,000 a month to 'rebuild' relations between Washington and Myanmar's military-backed government.

    theguardian.com· The Guardian Article
  • Background

    The Straits Times reports that Myanmar activists denounced Roger Stone for accepting $50,000 a month to 'rebuild' the South-east Asian government's relations with Washington.

    straitstimes.com· The Straits Times Article

How we checked

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