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War in Ukraine: How Russia lost the information battle

2022-03-06T19:26:28.372Z


DECRYPTION - The false information fired in bursts by the Kremlin propaganda machine is added to the bombardments within the framework of a total war.


Like regular assaults, the messages spread, repeat themselves, hoping to hit a target.

Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president, would have

"left Kiev",

his armed forces

would "prevent civilians from fleeing Mariupol",

the Russian army would provide

"humanitarian support to the populations"

that it would have

"liberated",

an extraordinary meeting of the council of Russian security and defense would study

“the refusal of NATO”

to bring its assistance to Ukraine…

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Every day, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which was unleashed in a cloud of lies - such as that of an alleged genocide against the Russian-speaking populations, or that of nuclear armament granted to Ukraine - is accompanied by a flood of more or less elaborate false information.

Compared to bombings, they represent only a marginal threat.

But they add to the backdrop of an all-out war.

By seeking to terrify or disorganize the Ukrainian resistance, they are trying to create a demobilizing snowball effect...

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Source: lefigaro

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