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_aUsing media as weapons in hybrid war _b _fV. Boiko, A. Stadnyk, N. Polovaia, O. Vaniushyna, O. Khodus, T. Ivanets |
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| 330 | _aThis article is a theoretical analysis and generalization of the views of scientists on various approaches to understanding hybrid warfare in modern society and determining the trends of its influence on public opinion. It has been proven that media use during such wars has a practical impact on public opinion and most often carries a manipulative nature (by agreement with the social customer). The purpose is to understand the specifics of modern media weapons and determine the trends of their influence on public opinion in conducting a hybrid war. | ||
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_d2022 _hVol. 12, Issue 2, Special issue 29 _tAD ALTA: Journal of interdisc iplinary research _v _x1804-7890 (Print) _x2464-6733 (Online) |
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