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August 5, 2025

Pro-Kremlin fake accounts have flooded Telegram with thousands of targeted messages to create a ‘digital occupation’ and sow dissent

The Times

How Russia targets Ukrainians’ hearts and minds through their phones

Pro-Kremlin fake accounts have flooded Telegram with thousands of targeted messages to create a ‘digital occupation’ and sow dissent

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Russische Bots bestürmen Ukrainer im Netz

On Telegram, Russian bots in the occupied territories of Ukraine spread the narratives Putin wants to hear.

Reuters

Romania braces for wave of disinformation ahead of election second round

Romania faces a wave of online disinformation ahead of a presidential election runoff this month in which the hard-right looks poised for victory.

Diplomaatia

Yuliia Dukach: Disinformation does not deal with reality, it deals with feelings

How Russia's information campaigns against Ukraine evolved since the beginning of the full-scale invasion

Resilience Media

Ukrainian Startups vs Hybrid Threats

Ukrainian startups that are confronting hybrid threats from multiple angles

TechCrunch

Three years on, Europe looks to Ukraine for the future of defense tech

Three years after Russia's full-scale invasion began, Ukrainian defense tech startups are paving their way to the global market

Kyiv Post

Russian Electoral Interference in Moldova and Georgia 2024: Mapping Telegram Disinformation Networks

How Russia continues to try to manipulate elections in other countries - the latest examples

The Guardian

‘End justifies the means’: high Russian death toll fails to shift opinion on Ukraine war

As Russia suffered more losses this summer and fall, it has also ramped up its recruitment.

The Spectator

Moscow is blaming Britain for the Kursk attack

Russians may still believe that the war was sparked by Kyiv or NATO, but they are certainly not accepting the bland assurances that everything is in hand.

The Hill

Russians are waking up to Putin’s Ukraine folly

Ukraine’s unexpected incursion into the Kursk region — and Moscow’s inability to marshal a serious response to it — has shaken public sentiment within Russia.

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