New coronavirus threatsSpeculating on Zelensky impeachmentForeseeing Ukraine’s “agrodegradation”Accusing the British of "provocations" in the Black SeaSSU’s changing sanctions against Russian entertainersLearn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: June 28 — July 4, 2021

Spreading rumors of Avakov’s resignation and early presidential electionFury over the passing of a British HMS near the CrimeaDescribing the “impoverishment” of UkraineOutrage over the restrictions on Russian pop stars entering UkraineDefending the Russian narrative of World War IILearn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: June 21—27, 2021

Manipulations around the meeting of Russian and American presidentsReflections on why Ukraine does not need NATO and/or why it will not be admittedAttempts to explain the weird behavior of the leader of the occupationists in the CrimeaNew imaginary "oppressions" of Russian-speakers in UkraineAttempts to present Ukraine as an aggressorLearn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: June 14—20, 2021

Praising Putin’s international advancesOutraged by the Ukrainian football uniform including the Crimea and the slogan "Glory to Ukraine - Glory to the Heroes"Describing (non-existent) oppression of Russians in Ukraine by the bill on indigenous peoplesNaming Ukrainian soldiers “cutthroats”Calculating how long rockets from Ukraine would fly to MoscowLearn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: June 7—13, 2021

Zelensky builds a university and fights with oligarchsAnticipating Putin’s meeting with Biden and threats of escalation on the frontlineAttacking the Ukrainian languageProphesying the integration of Belarus with RussiaGreek Catholics “sold the country and Christ”Learn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: May 31 — June 6, 2021

The start of the land market provokes disinformers to write about the sale of Ukrainian black solilsZelensky taken hostage by Ukrainian nationalistsBelarusian journalist Roman rotasevich is “a Nazi”Zelensky diverts attention from his failures with “national resistance”Learn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: May 24—30, 2021

Liashko is “Doctor Death No. 2” created by SorosMedvedchuk’s case is a tool to blackmail the Kremlin and to revenge Russia for NavalnyEmbroidered shirt is “the symbol of stealing and culturelessness” and a tool to “artificially separate the Little Russian and the Big Russians”Ukraine is an “understate” and Russia will defend “the Russian things” in UkraineUkraine promotes “keyboard warriors” who destabilize CrimeaLearn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: May 17—23, 2021

Using May 9 to remind of “the fascist regime”Defending Medvedchuk who fell victim to the US and totalitarianism in UkraineContinuing attempts to create a conflict between Ukraine and the USPraising Russian occupation of CrimeaReiterating Putin’s “anti-Russia” badge for UkraineLearn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: May 10—16, 2021

Disinformers consider dividing Ukraine “along the Dnieper”Ukraine is blamed for supporting radicals because of a hundred marginal people marching in KyivNATO membership “unachievable” and “unneeded” for UkraineStill advertising the Russian vaccinePromoting MedvedchukLearn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: April 26 — May 9, 2021

Criticizing all vaccines except Russian and describing how Ukraine is begging for vaccines that are refused in EuropeConcluding that YouTube, by blocking Medvedchuk’s accounts, backed down before the NazisForcing Ukraine to negotiate with Russia’s putterTrying to justify the liquidation of Russia’s spy base in the Czech RepublicWriting that Ukraine cannot defend itself against Russia and no one will help itLearn how different topics raised by Russian disinformation have evolved over time with our interactive visualizationPeriod: April 19—25, 2021