Concerns grow in the European Union regarding the potential use of viral content to spread pro-Russian narratives. German MEP Nela Riehl recently highlighted the song 'Sigma Boy' as an example of this phenomenon, citing its popularity on TikTok and Instagram. Riehl's speech at the European Parliament emphasized the song's promotion of patriarchal and pro-Russian worldviews, particularly targeting young people in Germany, Ukraine, and across the EU. She called on the EU to address such subtle forms of infiltration and falsification of public discourse. The Ukrainian Minister of Culture corroborated Riehl's concerns, pointing out the importance of protecting Ukrainian language, music, and current influencers from such manipulation. This incident underscores the increasing awareness of the potential for online platforms to be used for political influence and the need for countermeasures.
Az oroszok egy új csodafegyvert vetettek be Nyugat és az ukránok ellen egy német EP-képviselő szerint. Egy 11 és egy 12 éves orosz lány, akik félelme…
