Propaganda and Perception in the Ukraine-Russia Conflict

This chapter explores the impact of propaganda on public narratives during the Ukraine-Russia conflict, spotlighting the fabricated stories of the 'Ghost of Kiev' and the defense of Snake Island. It critiques how these deceptive narratives shaped public perception and the consequences of governmental misinformation in military engagements. The discussion further delves into the complexities of U.S. foreign policy, the implications of military aid, and the catastrophic potential of nuclear warfare in the context of international relations.