The attention being paid to the geopolitical implications of the situation developing on the Russia-Ukraine border should not overshadow the need to also respond to Russia’s day-to-day manipulation of Ukrainian society, especially in the regions located near occupied Crimea and the frontline in eastern Ukraine.
ICDS Chief Executive and Programme Director “Resilient Ukraine” Dmitri Teperik shared Estonia's experience in countering malicious influences and outlined the commonalities of disinformation and malicious influence, explained how they are viewed by the security sector.
The event was organized by the International Centre for Defence and Security (ICDS) within the programme “Resilient Ukraine” in cooperation with the Embassy of Ukraine in Tallinn
Join us for the panel discussion "How does the occupation of Crimea affect Ukraine's national resilience?" (10.03.2021)
The discussion has been organized by the NGO Detector Media and the University of Oslo within the project "Ukrainian Geopolitical Fault-line Cities"
The event was organized by the International Centre for Defence and Security (ICDS) within a 'Resilient Ukraine' programme.
Join us for the panel discussion "Resilience and security - what should Ukraine learn from NATO?" (17.02.2021)
The analysis highlights instrumentalisation of resilience for mitigating security threats, especially in the discourse on NATO deterrence and defence.
“The strategy of information de-occupation should already be assessing the potential readiness of the whole Ukrainian society and its various vulnerable groups for a full-scale reintegration, which is, in communication terms, a complex conflict-generating topic by itself as this process might create new or revive some old sore points in Ukraine’s society".
