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Elijah Ethan
Abstract The Russo-Ukrainian War had its beginnings in 2014, which was escalated by Russia into a full-blown invasion of Ukraine in 2022. It sparked an interest in online activism that is mostly advocating for Ukraine. This paper examines how pro-Ukrainian activists utilize social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and X/Twitter to fact-check disinformation from…
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