7/ What does this sentiment analysis really show us? That we need to keep sanctions in place and we need to go on the offensive in 🇷🇺 information space. How? Find out by reading our full report. END.
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6 / “Feeling the war” matters. The presence of drones and subsequent disruptions in major urban centers tend to have a big impact on sentiment;

5 / Casualties matter. The downward shift in sentiment towards the war started when the casualty rates reached their highs in June, with the psychological milestone of 1 million; en.zona.media/article/2025...

4 / Sentiment towards the war fluctuates more, while sentiment towards the economy is more stable.
Operational successes such as Spiderweb can pay dividends in the cognitive space quickly, while the implementation of sanctions takes patience to yield results in this domain;

3 / Sentiment towards the war is on average positive, while sentiment towards the economy is on average negative; both are on a negative trend 📉
Domestic🇷🇺propaganda is effective in changing sentiment but it cannot compensate on longer timelines, especially in the economy;

2 / FilterLabs scours geo-located online communications to make sense of local communities’ understandings of the world. Their AI powered sentiment analysis tool can measure subtle changes in the tone of social media posts, articles and news. filterlabs.ai/about-us