The basic methods of Russia’s hybrid warfare didn’t change since the 1920s. Its 100-year-old anti-Georgian narratives not only closely echo Soviet Russia’s propaganda against the 1918 Ukrainian National Republic, but they also chime with the messages produced by modern propagandists of Putin’s Russia against post-Soviet Ukraine and Georgia.
EuroMaidan Press: A century of Georgia’s struggle against pro-Kremlin disinformation
A participant holds a sign depicting the Russian President during a rally in front of the Parliament building in Tbilisi on June 21, 2019.
