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This article delves into the use of social media and memes during the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, examining strategies employed by both sides to shape narratives and engage audiences. It discusses the frameworks of cyber-influence campaigns, nation-building through media, and crisis communication, shedding light on the role of memes in online activism and political discourse.

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