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+European External Action Service’s (2023). EEEAS Report on Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference Threats.{{ :eeas-threatreport-february2023-02.pdf |}}
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 Lanoszka, A. (2019). Disinformation in international politics. European journal of international security, 4(2), 227-248.
+Laruelle, M., & Limonier, K. (2021). Beyond “hybrid warfare”: a digital exploration of Russia’s entrepreneurs of influence. Post-Soviet Affairs, 37(4), 318-335.{{ ::laurellelimonie2021influencer.pdf |}}
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+Watling, J., Danylyuk, O. V., & Reynolds, N. (2023). Preliminary Lessons from Russia’s Unconventional Operations During the Russo-Ukrainian War, February 2022–February 2023.
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