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Title: Russia's 21st Century Information War: Working to Undermine and Destabilize Populations
Other Titles: Defence Strategic Communications
Authors: Tiffany Thomas
Keywords: Russia
Information Warfare
Disinformation
National Security
Dynamic Marketplace
Innovation
Deception
Cognitive Weapon
Ukraine
Foreign Military Studies
Issue Date: 31-Dec-2015
Publisher: NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence
Citation: Unlimited Distribution
Series/Report no.: Innovation
SEC809-MKT-15-0039
Abstract: For many months now Russia has engaged its domestic and international audiences in a massive information campaign. The goal of the campaign is to persuade and influence local and foreign populations that Russian territorial claims in Ukraine are based on legitimate responses to world events. This media offensive has used both old and new forms of persuasion to strategically communicate its goals. This article discusses the components of Russia's information war offensive to influence Western and domestic opinion. Russia is accomplishing this information war both at home and abroad through a number of methods that will be described in the paper.
Description: stratcomcoe.org/timothy-thomas-russias-21st-century-information-war-working-undermine-and-destabilize-populations
URI: https://dair.nps.edu/handle/123456789/3586
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