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Who is Putin's propaganda aimed at and how does it work; what is hybrid warfare and how does it relate to the concept of the Russian world; who is responsible for propaganda at the technical level and how exactly does propaganda journalism work; who is Russia's ally in terms of ideology and where to expect danger from; finally, whether it is possible to resist the information war and what methods are best to fight the Kremlin's hybrid separatism. These and many other questions are raised by Ukrainian political scientist Mykola Davidiuk in his current study.

In a relaxed, accessible form, the author shares his experience of resisting media propaganda, gives examples of manipulation of people's minds, and warns against becoming puppets in the dangerous theatre of Russia's hybrid war.

The book will definitely be useful to anyone who is not indifferent to the current situation in Ukraine and the information field in which its citizens are formed, as well as to anyone who is interested in politics without waiting for politics to become interested in them.