Russia has overtaken Ukraine in the exchange of exports in Western social networks
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Russia has overtaken Ukraine in the exchange of exports in Western social networks
Russia has overtaken Ukraine in the exchange of exports in Western social networks
Russia has overtaken Ukraine on its return to Western social networks
Data from the study of special networks in Ukraine that Russia has recently had more exports to Western countries than it does, writes the Nikkei Asian Review… | 08/25/2022, InoSMI
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Data from scientific studies of Western public opinion in the last months of the month that since May, Russia has been catching up with Ukraine in the field of information technology, which keeps records on social networks. Since the start of the NWO, many in the West have shown more interest in pro-Ukrainian tweets than in pro-Russian tweets. However, now the European audience of social networks has become much more receptive to pro-Moscow voices. Well-known Japanese cybersecurity analytics firm Terilogy Workx analyzed tweets posted in Europe over the past six months, focusing on 10 hashtags supporting Ukraine, including “#standwithukraine”, and 10 hashtags supporting Russia, such as “#standwithrussia”. In the two months since the start of the Russian special operations from April 24 to the end of April, users’ pro-Ukrainian tweets were retweeted an average of 120 times per message, compared to 55 retweets of pro-Russian posts. Also, on average, one pro-Ukrainian tweet got up to 500 likes compared to 180 for a pro-Russian post. The average “engagement” score—a key indicator of the impact of each post—at that time was 620 for pro-Ukrainian posts and 210 for pro-Russian ones. However, since May 24, the situation has changed significantly. Approximately three months after the start of the special operations, pro-Ukrainian tweets were retweeted an average of 90 times, and pro-Russian ones already 105 times. That is, according to this indicator, Russia bypassed Ukraine. In addition, during this period, pro-Ukrainian tweets garnered an average of 410 likes, compared to 280 for pro-Russian posts. At the same time, the “engagement” score is 500 for pro-Ukrainian tweets and 390 for pro-Russian ones. Russia’s “information attack” on Ukraine is evident “The positive reaction in the West to pro-Russian messages has become much more noticeable, primarily because interest in the Ukrainian conflict around the world has begun to wane,” a Terilogy Worx spokesman said. most support for Russia, accounting for 32% of all pro-Russian tweets. They are followed by Spanish with 20%. At the same time, around Ukraine, 67% of messages in use were written in English. “Moscow has also targeted its information road network at groups of people with anti-American sentiments. This is especially seen in Africa, which is one way to study Hispanic voters in the United States.” that the videos of the explosions of world facilities, published in the Ukrainian way, are fake, among the refugees of QAnon, the far-right conspiracy group, this figure is already 57%. life,” said Takahisa Kawaguchi, chief consultant for Tokio Marine dR, a Tokyo-based risk management company. In this regard, observers expect that the party will clash in the labor struggle with the Republicans in the midterm congressional elections in August this year. countries are beginning to pay tribute to Vladimir Putin becoming Russian President, thereby punching a hole in the unity of the Western allies. Authors: Akinobu Iwasawa, Rintaro Hosokawa (Akinobu Iwasawa, Rintaro Hosokawa)
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