Context

The U.S. Government module contains official social media handles and RSS feeds of U.S. government agencies and departments.

The Russia narrative has been driven by 113 sources in the U.S. Government module across 392 unique narratives in the last 30 days. Department of Defense (DoD) is the leading amplifier of this narrative. The most active keywords associated with the Russia narrative are invasion of ukraine, national security, prime minister, and war in ukraine.

Activity This chart shows the publication volume of narrative items by the sources in the module "U.S. Government".

Key Insights Key Insights are generated by Kudzu's deep-layered neural network, which summarizes selected articles that are highly relevant to the brief's topics.

• Moscow is all but out of ways to wreak havoc outside of Ukraine. A warm winter combined with a global pushback has kept Putin on his back foot. The Russian leader initially claimed the conflict would last less than a week. Now, after more than 320 days of a conflict the Russian leader is out of options.
• Positive Hack Days participants witnessed a phenomenon increasingly frequent in Russia: top-down Kremlin messaging at venues that historically enjoyed a greater degree of separation from state control. Some Russian hackers are consuming nationalistic rhetoric and are using Western sanctions and Russian tech isolation as an opportunity to expand their cybersecurity products and services.
• Russia operated a detention system on a scale not seen in any of the dozens of other cities, towns and villages liberated by Ukrainian forces in recent weeks. The U.N. Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine found reasonable grounds to conclude that war crimes and other violations of international humanitarian law and human rights abuses have been committed in Ukraine.

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Surfaced Keywords Surfaced Keywords by Sources shows the most frequently-used keywords by multiple sources. It is the best indicator of the most popular keywords being used across this module. In this view, a keyword ranks higher because it is used by more sources. Roll over the bars next to keywords to see details about its usage.

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Narrative Items by Source

Sources by: This chart shows the relative amplification volume of sources in this module by their type.

• Combatant Commands
• Interagency
• State National Guards