“Eight years”. Deconstructing the most popular myth of Russian propaganda
"Why were you silent for eight years while children were killed in Donbas? This line with some variations is currently one of the most popular arguments of those who support Russia, as well as the essence of all Russian propaganda about Ukraine.
What should Russia do with Ukraine? [Translation of a propaganda article by a Russian...
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China’s Balancing Act On The Ukraine War
Chinese media and officials have made it clear: it is not Russia that is to blame for the military aggression against Ukraine, but the West and NATO’s eastward expansion of the past 20 years, ignoring Russia’s ‘legitimate security concerns’.
Into The Heart Of Darkness – What Russia Wants In Ukraine
As we are struggling to comprehend the Russian atrocities in Bucha, Mariupol and elsewhere in Ukraine, RIA Novosti on 3 April published a long article headlined “What Russia should do with Ukraine” by Kremlin-affiliated Russian film director and political philosopher Timofey Sergeytsev.
Do Not Resist The Liberation
The battlefield dynamics of Putin’s bloody war of aggression against Ukraine continue to be extremely fluid, but as we enter the second month of this unjustifiable invasion, at least one thing remains certain.
From Dance Videos To Coordinated Lip-Syncing In Support Of War
Social media platforms are widely used to spread disinformation, also during conflicts. With over 1 billion users worldwide, TikTok is no exception to the rule.
Poland Is Not Going To Share The Territories Of Ukraine With Russia, Hungary And...
On March 23rd, the Facebook page “Новости и Политика” published a story prepared by the YouTube channel “Аспекты. The story alleged that Poland is preparing a plan to invade Ukraine.
Forced Support
At a pro-war rally in Moscow, tens of thousands of Muscovites were bribed or forced to demonstrate unity behind the leader.
Russian Aggression And Disinformation In Ukraine
A month has passed since Russia launched an all-out war against Ukraine. This was an act of unprovoked aggression against a peaceful neighbouring country.
The Harder You Push, The Harder They Resist
Today marks one month since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. That is a second month of what was supposed to be a quick “special military operation” “aimed only at military targets”.