Estonia’s Kremlin-Linked Influence Ecosystem
Networks disrupted at home, campaigns sustained from abroad
Analytical reports on disinformation trends in Russia
and Kremlin FIMI campaigns across Europe
Explore three key research series and use the filters to find the reports you need
Networks disrupted at home, campaigns sustained from abroad
Propaganda stayed silent while Z channels turned on Yandex
Supporting the protesters and blaming migrants at once
The path to peace runs through everyone but Moscow
Triumph on air, silence about the energy ceasefire
A US fuel deal turned against Europe’s sanctions
Housing, migration and Ukraine, routed into one election
Deleted reports, quarantines and a diagnosis of pneumonia
How RT recast accusations of Russian involvement as blame-shifting
An Overview of Russia’s Draft 2027–2029 Budget
Investigations as persecution, criticism as betrayal, officials as deceivers
How fear of war became a campaign message in Latvia
Denying the sabotage while calling EU factories legitimate targets
Staying the Course on War and “Dangerous Self-Deception”
How Kremlin militarization confronts Kaliningrad’s European aspirations
How Kremlin FIMI actors use electoral setbacks to delegitimize Friedrich Merz
Kremlin FIMI actors recast European defense preparations as evidence of aggression against Russia
How the Kremlin escalated from insults to threats of sabotage against Britain
How a multilingual pro-Kremlin network turned Latvia’s election into a story of threat, exclusion and one electoral choice
How the Kremlin relies on coercion to manufacture an image of unity
How Kremlin FIMI actors reframed the Russian strike near the Polish border
How Kremlin FIMI actors built a narrative of renewed German militarism and war with Russia
“We Are Not Expecting Peace, and That Is for Sure”
How Putin’s tour exposed partners’ pressure for peace and Moscow’s resolve to continue the war
How Kremlin FIMI actors renewed and expanded narratives around the Ceuta crisis
How Kremlin FIMI actors framed Germany’s regional election as a choice between war and peace
How the Kremlin’s hybrid confrontation with Europe is entering a new phase
How Russian officials and pro-war channels framed Berlin’s response to the Leipzig drone sabotage
Kremlin electoral management amid falling ratings and high demand for peace
How Kremlin FIMI actors organized narratives about a possible expansion of the war into Europe
How the Kremlin brandishes mobilization in the resuming talks while quietly preparing for it
Exploiting Europe’s divisions to weaken support for Ukraine and NATO
Military partnership, energy deal, occupied territories of Ukraine and cooperation in FIMI
How Kremlin networks amplified the Ceuta panic
How Kremlin FIMI networks operate in Poland
How one attack was used to make Germany’s democratic institutions look complicit and illegitimate
How Kremlin-aligned FIMI networks exploit the migration crisis in Ceuta
How the Kremlin popaganda escalates the narrative of an inevitable war with Europe
Strikes on Wildberries exposed the systemic vulnerability of Russia’s economy and turned into a source of domestic political discontent
How pro-Kremlin influence networks are trying to erode trust in Europe and present Russia as the rational alternative
How Kremlin-aligned networks weaponized Polish historical grievances to portray Ukraine as a threat and undermine support for Kyiv
Russia’s fuel crisis turning the costs of war into everyday hardship and accelerating public distrust in the Kremlin
How Kremlin-aligned networks framed the war as a confrontation with the collective West
How the Presidential Administration is preparing Russians to accept a Ukraine ceasefire as victory amid battlefield deadlock and Z-blogger resistance
Kremlin narratives portraying Russia as a force for peace while blaming the West and Israel for escalation in Ukraine and Iran
Moscow’s escalating pressure on Minsk and Lukashenko’s efforts to keep Belarus out of the war
Russia’s recruitment crisis is pushing the Kremlin toward covert mobilization, as raids in Penza expose growing military shortages and political risks.
Ukrainian strikes on Russia’s oil infrastructure have triggered fuel shortages across dozens of regions, disrupted logistics to occupied Crimea, and exposed the failure of Kremlin propaganda.
Why Russia’s ultra-right ideologues Alexander Dugin and Konstantin Malofeev present nuclear escalation and autocracy as the only path to victory, and why even the pro-war Z-community rejects their vision
How Pashinyan’s election victory pushed Moscow from backing pro-Russian forces to undermining Armenia’s vote
How the Kremlin combined AI deepfakes, Church networks, diaspora mobilisation, and economic blackmail
How the Kremlin used the Armenia–EU summit to frame European integration as a Ukraine-style path to war, lost sovereignty, and Western control
How Kremlin propaganda turns NATO tensions and European rearmament into proof that the West is preparing a wider war with Russia
How Ukraine’s drone strikes and rising war fatigue turned Victory Day 2026 into a display of Kremlin weakness rather than triumph
How Russia’s security bloc combines anti-NATO rhetoric with Baltic provocations to manufacture a pretext for escalation beyond Ukraine
How the Presidential Administration used loyal influencers and falling Putin ratings to challenge the FSB, and influence Russia’s choice between escalation and face-saving peace
How Moscow embedded its campaign inside Orbán’s media machine
How the Kremlin made destabilisation the central strategy for restoring Russian influence and blocking Armenia’s turn toward the West
How Russia’s Telegram crackdown turned digital censorship into a shared grievance, driving users toward VPNs, alternative messengers, and protest
Why Moscow is avoiding a new draft before elections while quietly preparing for one afterward
Record peace demand and Z-frustration expose the Kremlin’s isolation from both society and battlefield reality
The Iran war pushes Moscow closer to Beijing while it avoids confronting Trump and exploits Ukraine parallels
Networks, Narratives, and Strategic Objectives
Rising prices fuel public anger as Kremlin propaganda downplays inflation and blames liberal economic policy
Moscow courts Washington for sanctions relief while preserving maximalist war aims and deepening dependence on China
The Kremlin’s Information Control Strategy, Internal Contradictions, and the Durov Factor
Battlefield lies, Starlink dependence, and security failures turn Russia’s pro-war base against the regime
Battlefield lies, Starlink dependence, and security failures turn Russia’s pro-war base against the regime
How collapsing support forces United Russia to replace electoral consent with surveillance, coercion, and visible fraud
How the Kremlin has turned films and TV series into an instrument of propaganda, embedding state narratives into high-quality entertainment formats for mass audiences
War fatigue, inflation, failing services, and digital resistance converge into a widening legitimacy crisis
Moscow uses peace rhetoric to seek concessions, divide the West, and continue the war unchanged
Moscow pairs peace rhetoric with threats, exploiting US–EU divisions to weaken NATO and isolate Ukraine
How the Kremlin is restructuring Russia’s digital space through shutdowns, allow-lists, and escalating pressure
The Kremlin’s flagship project to bring the country’s entire digital space under centralized control
From street musicians to municipal reform — how repression fuels civic resistance
Key Military and Domestic Vulnerability for the Kremlin
Contradictory Kremlin Narratives, Influence Operations, and Flashpoints
A rehearsal of the new hybrid playbook Moscow intends to export to the rest of Europe
War spending and sanctions expose Russia’s fragile economy — deficits mount, prices soar, unrest grows
Kremlin escalates in South Caucasus with propaganda, diaspora pressure, hybrid strikes, and double games
Systemic militarization reshapes Russia, normalizing conflict with Europe well beyond the Ukraine war
Putin’s new narratives, disinformation ecosystem, and tourism after the “victory” approach
First results of the Victory Day parade in the Kremlin, peace negotiations, and whether the West will waver
IT enthusiasts from Crimea fuel Kremlin propaganda in global AI