Taiwan is currently experiencing a surge of disinformation concerning recent South Korean elections. False claims of widespread fraud and vote-rigging are circulating online, primarily through videos purporting to show ballot stuffing. These videos, originally in Korean, are being rapidly translated into Chinese using automated tools, amplifying their reach. The motivation behind this targeted disinformation campaign remains unclear, but it is raising concerns about potential interference. Experts suggest the spread could be a tactic to sow distrust in democratic processes or to test disinformation techniques. The situation highlights the vulnerability of information ecosystems to foreign interference, particularly with easily accessible translation technologies. Authorities are monitoring the situation and attempting to debunk the false claims.