Ukraine is a “failed state” that cannot cope with terroristsConspiracy about "imitation of arson" by an anti-corruption activistMudslinging and stereotypes in writing about the mayoral election in KyivIgnoring the violation of the cease-fire by militantsPredicting Zelensky’s resignationSee how disinformation topics have changed throughout the year in our interactive visualizationPeriod: July 20—26, 2020

The text of the Minsk agreements is being manipulated to justify shelling by militantsA martyr's image is being created for Yanukovych by criticism of ZelenskyAmerican politicians are accused of "money laundering" in UkraineConfidence in the future coronavirus vaccine is being underminedAmerican foreign policy is being demonizedSee how disinformation topics have changed throughout the year on interactive visualizationPeriod: July 13—19, 2020

Disinformers spread panic over a possible military invasionThey explained that the Minsk agreements were needed for the "federalization" of UkraineDisinformers accused Poroshenko of planning terrorist attacks in CrimeaThey compared the economic consequences of the coronavirus with the HolodomorPeriod: July 6–12, 2020

Propagandists mentioned Novorossiya before the local electionsThey fueled hysteria and confused readers by writing about the threat of Russian military invasion in southern UkraineDisinformers explained Smolya's resignation as Poroshenko's planThey dreamed of conquering Europe and at the same time tried to turn it against the United StatesAnd speculated about the fate of the occupied territoriesPeriod: June 29 – July 5, 2020

Manipulators frightened readers with strict lockdown and pumped up a confrontation between the center and local authorities.They quoted and distorted Saakashvili’s comments.They reiterated Medvedchuk’s theses of Russian propaganda.They offered a way for pro-Russian opposition to protect itself against nationalists.Pumped up emotions around Carpathian floods and looked for culprits.Follow topics for more than a year on the dashboard.Period: June 22—28, 2020

"40% of Ukrainians want to see menus in restaurants in two languages". Such headlines flooded the Ukrainian media space on June 29-30.

Disinformers pump up an artificial language scandalThey accuse the United States of trying “to force others to live by American gauge”They lie that the IMF is demanding cuts in social benefitsManipulators pump up emotions around Sternenko's caseThey are dissatisfied that displaced persons represent Donbas in MinskFollow topics for more that a year on the dashboard.Period: June 15—21, 2020

Disinformers are not ashamed to use obscene language about SternenkoThey frighten with life after the coronavirus: surveillance technologies, religious persecution, 5G towers.Manipulators promise that Crimea will bloom without Ukrainian waterDisinformers spread conspiracy theories about the MH17 crashThey complain that there’s no one to protect the Russian languageFollow topics for more that a year on the dashboard.Period: June 8—14, 2020

The attention to Avakov was called a result of intrigues by “the Soroslings” adding that “veterans and a wrong reform of the police are to blame for everything”.In anticipation of the local elections, Russian disinformers are betting on regional forces that will allegedly promote "mild federalization" after their alleged victory.Tkachenko's appointment was written about within the context of constant mentioning of his "master" Kolomoisky, and disinformers once again emphasized the president's alleged dependence on the oligarchs.Manipulators wrote that the plans to deoccupy Donbass "will never be realized", and as for Crimea, they attributed aggressive intentions to Ukraine.They were outraged that displaced persons from the occupied territories would be present at the Minsk talks.Monitoring data for more than a year is awailable on the dashboardJune 1–7, 2020

Police violence and the shooting in Brovary were not interpreted as a failure of police reform, instead Russian websites reduced the explanation to the Maidan.The SBI muscle-flexing in the Honchar Museum and the Ukrainian Forbes intensified the mantra "Poroshenko is to blame for everything"The "children of Suprun" are in a hurry to help the "children of Soros". They, along with the pharmaceutical lobby, are accused of trying to dismiss the head of the Ministry of Health.Gas is on the agenda again: Russia is fighting for Nord Stream 2 and against liquefied gas supplies.Manipulators once again asked to supply Ukrainian water to the occupied Crimea.Monitoring data for more than a year is awailable on the dashboardMay 25—31, 2020