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16.06.22

Twitter and Facebook block Ukrainian activists. Again

After the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian volunteers and activists did an enormous amount of work not known before. At the same time, some people expanded their activities against those Ukrainians. There are many cases of

15.04.22

Tweeting #ArmUkraineNow hashtag to make governments send weapons to Ukraine: how to participate

A group of Ukrainian activists has been trying to get the hashtag #ArmUkraineNow trending on Twitter. That would help persuade governments of other countries to provide Ukraine with heavy arms so that it could counter Russian aggression. To do this,

07.04.22

Twitter bans accounts of Ukrainian activists — why?

On April 4 and 5, 2022, some Ukrainian Twitter users noticed blocking several accounts of Ukrainian military officers, journalists, activists, and volunteers. So they started to share the info about blocked accounts and tagged Twitter’s representatives. AIN.Capital asked many activists

06.04.22

LinkedIn bans accounts sharing Russian crimes against Ukraine

LinkedIn has been blocking accounts posting about true crimes of Russian against Ukraine, as said by Ukrainian LinkedIn users. At the same time, the social media site supports posts of Russian propagandists sharing fake information and symbols equated to swastikas.

30.03.22

Ukrainian TikTok influencers become war correspondents for foreigners

After the Russian invasion, Ukrainian TikTok Influencers changed the content on their pages. Entertainment and motivational videos have turned into reports from bomb shelters and appeal to support the Ukrainian army. Although some of them often misinform their audience, hundreds