The Russian occupation administrations continue their large-scale information campaign aimed at discrediting Ukraine and its Defense Forces. As part of this effort, the occupiers heavily rely on print media under their control, using it as a primary tool to shape public opinion, justify the so-called objectives of the “special military operation,” and spread Kremlin-backed narratives about the ongoing war.
Despite the fact that these so-called newspapers are largely unpopular among the local population, the occupiers have intensified their disinformation efforts across the regions since the beginning of this year.
Among the widely distributed occupation press are propaganda outlets such as Novorossiya and Horlivka. The materials published in these so-called “publications” consistently distort facts about Ukraine, pushing narratives such as “Russia will inevitably win the war,” “support for the Russian language in the TOT,” and “social assistance for participants in the special military operation.” These publications are filled with crude propaganda, misinformation, and blatant fabrications designed to manipulate public perception.
You can stop the policy of the Russian invaders and their collaborators by publicizing their crimes and demanding their international prosecution. You can also participate in rallies in support of Ukraine or donate to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
