Propaganda Setbacks and Appropriation of Anti-war language: “Special Military Operation” in Russian Mass Media and Social Networks (February-July 2022)

Maxim Alyukov; Maria Kunilovskaya; Andrei Semenov

Propaganda Setbacks and Appropriation of Anti-war language: “Special Military Operation” in Russian Mass Media and Social Networks (February-July 2022)

Maxim Alyukov, Maria Kunilovskaya, Andrei Semenov

Russia Institute

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Abstract

The war in Ukraine has been the most important topic in the information space of Russia for more than half a year. The report focuses on how both state-controlled media and social media users discuss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The corpus of messages on the military conflict between Russia and Ukraine has been formed using Scan Interfax and Brand Analytics media and social media monitoring systems.

Original language	English
Number of pages	23
Publication status	Published - 30 Aug 2022

Keywords

propaganda
Social Media
war
Russia
Ukraine

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