At the request of the European Union, Meta will restrict access to Kremlin-owned outlets RT and Sputnik across the EU. Google, Meta, and Twitter are taking action against Russian state-owned media accounts to limit the spread of harmful information online. Sudan Foreign Ministry says Russian media reported military leader’s comments out of context Social media companies crack down on Kremlin media outlets amidst government demands for compliance Ugandan general tweets support for Russia South Ossetia supports Russian invasion, blaming rise of neo-Nazis Securityīelarusian paratroopers expected in Ukraine as Lukashenka confirms missile fire Regional reactions Georgian far left push message that Ukraine war is a battle between US and Russian empires Russian TikTok users allegedly compensated to produce near-identical videos Georgians protest against their government, expressing solidarity with Ukraine Tracking narratives In Belarus, protests and calls for soldiers to renounce the war in UkraineĬyber activists disrupt Russian and Belarusian state-controlled media and public services Kremlin ramps up pressure on independent media outlets
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Kremlin blocks independent outlets Ekho Moskvy and TV Rain, threatens Wikipedia Russian parliament proposes fifteen years in prison for sharing “fakes” about Russian troops Documenting dissent Social media companies crack down on Kremlin media outlets amidst government demands for compliance With more than five years of experience monitoring the situation in Ukraine, as well as Russia’s use of propaganda and disinformation to undermine the United States, NATO, and the European Union, DFRLab’s global team presents the latest installment of the Russian Hybrid War Report. As Russia expands its assault on Ukraine, the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRLab) is keeping a close eye on Russia’s movements across the military, cyber, and information domains.
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