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June 14, 2023
The most recent US aid package to Ukraine, which is in the middle of a stalled-out counteroffensive, reveals the Pentagon is rapidly running out of money and weapons, weakening its ability to behave as a “bully” around the world.
June 2, 2023
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April 21, 2023
Today, Ukraine’s allies met at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany to discuss further military aid as Ukraine prepares for its pending offensive on Russian occupied territory.
February 28, 2022
An emerging part of Russias war arsenal is the shaping of opinion through orchestrated disinformation fighting alongside actual troops and weapons.
February 28, 2022
An emerging part of Russias war arsenal is the shaping of opinion through orchestrated disinformation fighting alongside actual troops and weapons.
February 28, 2022
The Russian TikTok video has it all: a cat, puppies and a pulsing background beat. It’s cute, watchable and hardly seems the stuff of state propaganda.
February 28, 2022
The Russian TikTok video has it all: a cat, puppies and a pulsing background beat. It’s cute, watchable and hardly seems the stuff of state propaganda. In 2014, Russia flooded the internet with fake accounts pushing disinformation about its takeover of Crimea. Eight years later, experts say Russia is mounting a far more sophisticated effort…
February 27, 2022
Russia is using TikTok and social media to pass along disinformation as its military forces invade Ukraine, tech security researchers say.
February 27, 2022
The Russian TikTok video has it all: a cat, puppies and a pulsing background beat. Its cute, watchable and hardly seems the stuff of state propaganda.
February 27, 2022
The Russian TikTok video has it all: a cat, puppies and a pulsing background beat. It’s cute, watchable and hardly seems the stuff of state propaganda. In 2014, Russia flooded the internet with fake accounts pushing disinformation about its takeover of Crimea. Eight years later, experts say Russia is mounting a far more sophisticated effort as it invades Ukraine.