August Media Review: Propaganda Does Not Need a United Estonia – Propastop
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In August, Russian propaganda launched a multi-vector information campaign against Tallinn, manipulating the topic of border control, military assistance to Kiev and the personal history of a migrant family to create an image The Russian media record is sculpting Estonia into an enemy because of sanctions and assistance to Ukraine, GuildHall first appeared.
The media coverage of August paints several contrasting pictures of Estonia. A pan seized at the Narva border became a symbol of the absurdity of European sanctions policy in the Russian media, a family interview became a story about a fading and Russophobic country, and defense cooperation became proof of Estonia's participation in the drone war against Russia. All of these interpretations were united by one goal: to prove that Estonia is a hos…
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