INFORMATION AND PROPAGANDA COMPONENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION HYBRID AGGRESSION: CONCLUSIONS FOR DEVELOPED DEMOCRATIC COUNTRIES ON THE EXPERIENCE OF UKRAINE

On the basis of analytical investigations, the current article has carried out an analysis of information and propaganda component of the Russian Federation hybrid aggression against Ukraine at the present historical stage. The key components of Russia’s ‘information weapon’ have been identified, an...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Trames (Tallinn) 2021, Vol.XXV (3), p.355-368
Hauptverfasser:	Torichnyi, Vadym, Biletska, Tetiana, Rybshchun, Oleksandr, Kupriyenko, Dmytro, Ivashkov, Yurii, Bratko, Artem
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