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The primary battlefield in Ukraine is the physical one, of course, the one playing out on the

ground.

But the broader conflict is largely playing out on screens among social networks and in video

clips circulating in group threads.

The information war sways the sentiment of populations,

changes the positions of leaders, and can have a real effect on the battle.

So far, in a surprise, Russia's much-discussed troll army and provocateurs have been drowned out by Ukrainian social media savvy

and big tech's preparation for

and recoil from Russian activity. We'll talk with two experts on the new InfoWor landscape

about what they're seeing and what to expect in the weeks ahead. That's all next after this news.

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