Framing of the Syrian Conflict in the Russian Media

Framing of the Syrian Conflict in the Russian Media

Abstract The research studies the features of coverage of the Syrian conflict by Russian media. In scientific discourse, there are a number of works studying the information support for the civil war in Syria, which is explained by its specificity - a multilateral, multi-level protracted conflict cr...

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