A Black Day For Media And Free Speech In Russia (Update 7 March)
On 4 March, the Russian parliament adopted unanimously and at record speed a law “on responsibility for fakes about the Russian forces”.
Russia Makes Orwellian Bid to Pin Kharkiv Blasts on Ukraine
“In the opinion of specialists, a VSU (Armed Forces of Ukraine) missile hit the Kharkiv administration building.
A Guide To Deciphering Pro-Kremlin Disinformation Around Putin’s War
For years, the Kremlin and its media and trolls have used cheap tricks of the rhetoric of disinformation. It has gone into overdrive during Putin’s war.
Claiming Neutrality, Iran Trumpets Kremlin’s Ukraine Tune
"Based on the fundamental principles of its foreign policy, the Islamic Republic of Iran opposes both hegemony and submission to hegemony, and gives its backing to the right to all nations to self-determination.
Crimea: Eight Years After Russia’s Violent, Illegal Annexation, Still Desperately Seeking Recognition
Eight years after being violently and illegally annexed by Russia, Crimea is still one of the main targets of pro-Kremlin disinformation.
Russian information warfare: What to expect next?
February 22nd 2022 spelled the end of the “invisible” war between Ukraine and Russia that has been going on for 8 years.
What He Said And What It Really Means
The main messages in president Putin’s speech broadcast on 24 February AM, with which he began an open invasion into Ukraine.
No-Fly Zones and Other Ways the International Community Can Help Ukraine
The Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24 spurred calls for an internationally-enforced no-fly zone over Ukraine.
Russian Information Warfare – What to Expect Next
February 22nd 2022 was the end of the “invisible” war between Ukraine and Russia. I call it “invisible”, because most of the political and economic players around the world prefered to act like it doesn’t happen.
Russian territory was shelled from the Russia-occupied territory. OSINT Evidence
Russia keeps actively fabricating and promoting fake news reports, organizing false-flag provocations to justify the Kremlin’s decision to openly invade Ukraine with military force, mainly for the domestic audience and, secondly, for the international community.