UKRAINE’S COGNITIVE WARFARE OPERATIONS AGAINST RUSSIA: REPRESENTATION, STORY AND MICRO-MYTHOLOGY
Journal: DergiPark (Istanbul University)
Year: 2022

In recent years, geopolitical rivalries within the international system have been gradually increasing. It’s evident that nations that are under attack, fragmented, and militarily weak in geopolitical rivalry have no other choice than going to a war both traditionally and cognitively to survive. Military operational victories do not mean victory in cognitive warfare, and the conquest of target audiences’ mental functions is essential to win the war. With cognitive warfare planning, the mind map