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EU Disinformation Campaign Targets Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict

EU Disinformation Campaign Targets Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict

First seen 8 Nov 2026, 09:45 UTC •

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ThreatCluster •November 8, 2026 at 09:46 UTC
  • •The EU's DARE Project is actively countering Russian disinformation in Ukraine.
  • •Key narratives include accusations against the EU and false claims about Ukrainian refugees.
  • •The disinformation campaign targets Ukrainian trust in EU integration efforts.

The Regional EU Disinformation Resilience-related Network of Journalists, supported by the EU-funded DARE Project, is actively monitoring and debunking Russian propaganda narratives in Ukraine. Recent investigations revealed that from December 2024 to February 2025, pro-Kremlin disinformation aimed to undermine trust in EU-Ukraine relations, portraying the EU as a source of conflict and accusing it of territorial division plans regarding Ukraine. Key narratives included claims of Ukrainian refugees being mistreated in Europe and the EU's alleged role in prolonging the war. The campaign leverages social media platforms, particularly Telegram, to disseminate false information and demoralize the Ukrainian populace. The ongoing efforts highlight a coordinated disinformation strategy that poses a significant threat to Ukraine's European integration processes.

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Timeline

2024-12-01
Monitoring period begins
The Regional EU Disinformation Resilience Network starts monitoring pro-Kremlin propaganda in Ukraine.
internews.ua
2025-02-28
Monitoring period ends
The DARE Project concludes its analysis of disinformation narratives affecting EU-Ukraine relations.
internews.ua
2025-06-01
Summer monitoring period begins
Investigations reveal intensified disinformation efforts targeting Ukrainian-Polish relations and EU policies.
eeas.europa.eu
2025-08-31
Summer monitoring period ends
The DARE Project reports on the findings of the summer disinformation campaign, focusing on false narratives about Ukrainian refugees and EU policies.
eeas.europa.eu

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Common questions

What are the main narratives being spread?
Key narratives include accusations against the EU of prolonging the war and claims of plans to divide Ukraine.
How is the disinformation being disseminated?
Disinformation is primarily spread through Telegram channels and pro-Kremlin news websites.
What actions are being taken to counter this disinformation?
The Regional EU Disinformation Resilience Network is actively monitoring and debunking false narratives.