Outlets convergeStrikes are real, bot-collapse claim is not
8Oct 14 · 1d ago · 4 articles · 18 posts · 4 sources · development 8 of 8
The Guardian, BBC, Mother Jones, The Dispatch, Politico Europe and The Bulwark published analyses agreeing the data-center strikes are damaging Russian digital infrastructure and raising international-law questions, while finding no solid evidence that bot or disinformation activity actually fell.
arstechnica.com
“Zelenskyy’s claims of improved social media discourse do not entirely pass muster”
⚡ NEWS Ukraine Targets Russian Data Infrastructure Ukraine is conducting cyber-physical strikes on Russian server hubs to expose digital vulnerabilities. The article highlights that while these attacks are effective, U.S. support for such operations appears to be becoming less reliable or consistent. 📰 https://www. thebulwark.com/p/ukraine-is-hi…
Musk has been sabotaging Ukraine's efforts to fight against russia and keep population safe since 2022: "Musk ordered shutdown of Starlink satellite service as Ukraine retook territory from Russia Soldiers panicked and drones surveilling Russian forces went dark."
There's a lot of stuff going around about how, because Ukraine didn't completely obliterate every bot farm in Russia, they didn't really do anything of consequence to Russia's ability to spread misinfo. "Oh, it's just smol beans Yandex. They're just itty bitty baby search crawlers." From Ars Technica: "The first Ukrainian drone attack damaged a…
Paul Warburg on the impact of Ukraine's attacks on Russian datacentres. He reports that bot activity against his YouTube account went through the floor - but it's complex. https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=VD6_sg_lVZ0 Best impact analysis I've seen so far.
RE: https:// flipboard.com/@pbsnewshour/wor ld-c9uqk8rrz/-/a-rTXtsblbTQWjkt_OKyPbfg%3Aa%3A2651838374-%2F0 Saw this coming as soon as the drones hit Russian bot farms data centers no longer pumping out disinformation propaganda.
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