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Russian propaganda has been creating a fake reality where the West is "freezing" without Russian energy. By Dzvenyslava Shcherba, for UkraineWorld Threats of "freezing" and a narrative about "Ukraine and the…

Last week the Kremlin performed a couple of well-known tricks from its propagandist playbook. Even if the tricks are old, they usually work, provided you dominate the information landscape.

This holiday season, Kremlin propagandists see Satan everywhere they look, except within their own ranks and in the actions of their armed forces.

Este artículo también está disponible en Español. A analysis of Spanish-language media articles about the war in Ukraine over the course of eight months revealed that Spanish speakers continue to be exposed to Russian propaganda and misleading information on social media.

This week pro-Kremlin disinformation outlets focussed on two of their favourite tactics to manipulate the information environment.

Since 24 February of this year, Russia has gone all out in using its diplomatic network to push its disinformation narratives across different social media platforms.

The Kremlin sent explosive commentary to the Bali summit as Kremlin troops continued their backwards advance. On November 15, Russian armed forces launched yet another missile barrage against civilian infrastructure across Ukraine.

The logic of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is absurd and thoroughly violent. The premise is that Russia’s ‘special military operation’ was necessary to liberate Ukrainians.

Erich Maria Remarque’s 1929 anti-war novel Im Westen nichts Neues – translated ‘Nothing new in the West’ and known to English-language audiences under the title, ‘All quiet on the Western Front’ – is a symbol of the endless and meaningless suffering associated with World War I.

On 24 February 2022, Russia launched an unprovoked full-scale war of aggression against its peaceful neighbour Ukraine.