Operation “invasion” again and againRussia talks of “recognizing” its own puppetsConspiracy theories about the pressure of “the West” on Ukraine“Kabul syndrome” of embassy employeesLearn how topics of disinformation have changed over the past year with our interactive visualizationPeriod: January 24 — 30, 2022

Russia is again and again looking for justifications for its aggressionZelensky could not cope with his political opponentWeapons supplied to Ukraine are "obsolete"Complaining that judges were easier on Poroshenko than on MedvedchukLearn how topics of disinformation have changed over the past year with our interactive visualizationPeriod: January 17 — 23, 2022

Ukraine is being pushed toward “Minsk” again. Russia accuses US of “provocations”. Justifying the Russian hacking attack. Russia does not hide that it has always planned to occupy Crimea. Sanctions are “blackmail and populism”. Learn how topics of disinformation have changed over the past year with our interactive visualizationPeriod: January 10 — 16, 2022

Russia brandishes its arms while calling itself a “peacekeeper”.Crimea loses its cultural heritage.Protests as in Kazakhstan are being prophesied in Ukraine.There’s a “conspiracy” between Poroshenko and Zelensky.Allies don’t “factor in” Ukraine.Learn how topics of disinformation have changed over the past year with our interactive visualizationPeriod: January 3 — 9, 2022

Made up justifications to invade UkraineGogilashvili the “drug courier” for ZelenskyUkraine the “aggressor”The economic crisis “rages” in UkraineLearn how topics of disinformation have changed over the year with our interactive visualization.Period: December 13 — 19, 2021

Ukraine is just a bargaining chip for Biden and Putin.Thousands of NATO soldiers in Ukraine are preparing sabotage in Russia.Zelensky creates bills for ethnic cleansing and genocide of "Russians".Nostalgia for the USSR and the chance lost in 1991 “to pull the Small Russia out of the colonial clutches of our geopolitical opponents”.Learn how topics of disinformation have changed over the year with our interactive visualization.Period: December 6 — 12, 2021

Zelensky’s coups.“Recognizing” the occupation of Crimea by Lukashenko.New military threats for Ukraine.Opposing oligarchs to the “external governance”.Learn how topics of disinformation have changed over the year with our interactive visualization.Period: November 29 — December 5, 2021

Zelensky’s address in the parliament.Thoughts on the “war” between Zelensky and Akhmetov.Fake news about the supplies for the Armed Forces.Ukraine shown as the aggressor again.Speculating on the sanctions against Nord Stream 2.Learn how topics of disinformation have changed over the year with our interactive visualizationPeriod: November 22 — 28, 2021

Criticizing the “Vova’s thousand”.Redeeming Medvedchuk after the fake about coal from occupied territories.Ukraine “needs to be pushed toward” Russian vision of the Minsk protocols.Ukraine not Russia is “to blame” of the migrant crisis.Learn how topics of disinformation have changed over the year with our interactive visualizationPeriod: November 15 — 21, 2021

Grotesque criticism of Poland, and Ukraine collaterallyDefending anti-vaxxers and denying Russia’s influence in the issueContemplating the “unprofessional tariff policy” of the authoritiesBlaming the West and Ukraine of war preparationsProphesying energy crisis for Ukraine and demanding to launch Nord Stream 2Learn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: November 8 — 14, 2021