Propaganda|Propaganda: Monitoring

Propaganda: Monitoring

21.10.2024

Belarus Military Propaganda Review for October 14-20, 2024

Military propaganda for October 14–20, 2024, focuses on NATO as a threat, praises joint drills with Russia, and highlights Belarus’s defense readiness. This review explores how these narratives aim to strengthen public trust in the regime and its security measures.

14.10.2024

Review of the military propaganda of Belarus for October 7-13, 2024

Military propaganda for October 7–13, 2024, emphasizes NATO as an aggressor, highlights joint drills with Russia, and showcases the regime’s defense readiness. This review explores how these narratives aim to foster public trust in the state and its security measures

07.10.2024

Belarus Military Propaganda Review for September 30 — October 6, 2024

Military propaganda for September 30–October 6, 2024, focuses on NATO as a hostile force, highlights Belarusian-Russian drills, and underscores the regime’s defense capabilities. This review examines these narratives and their role in shaping public perception and loyalty

01.10.2024

Belarus Military Propaganda Review for September 2024

September 2024 military propaganda frames NATO as a major threat, highlights drills with Russia, and glorifies Belarus’s sovereignty. Narratives focus on preparing for ‘Western aggression’ and portraying military strength as a safeguard of national identity

30.09.2024

BELARUS PROPAGANDA UPDATE. Monthly review #11. August 2024

August 2024 propaganda paints the West as a threat, glorifies Lukashenka as a protector of sovereignty, and labels opposition as agents of chaos. This review analyzes these narratives and their role in reinforcing regime control and shaping public perception