1. El declive de la confianza interna en el régimen de Vladimir Putin.
La prolongación de la guerra en Ucrania, las dificultades económicas y las restricciones de internet han provocado una caída histórica en los niveles de aprobación y confianza de la población rusa hacia Putin.
- Russians' trust in Putin falls to lowest level since Ukraine invasion. How can you trust someone who obviously doesn't trust you?
- Putin's approval rating slides to 66.7 amid falling trust and declining party support.
- According to FOM data, Russians' trust in Putin has plummeted by 5% in just one week, reaching its lowest level since the start of the special military operation.
2. La pérdida de credibilidad de Estados Unidos y sus garantías de seguridad.
Las decisiones de la administración de Donald Trump, percibidas como alineadas con los intereses del Kremlin, y el incumplimiento histórico de acuerdos como el Memorándum de Budapest, han destruido la confianza de Ucrania y sus aliados en el gobierno estadounidense.
- Ukraine would do well to avoid having any trust in the US or Russia. Not in what they say, tweet, or come to agreements on. Both crooked governments.
- Why should Ukraine ever trust the US again on security guarantees when the US had previously guaranteed their security if Ukraine gave up their nuclear weapons, which they did? Budapest Memorandum...
- Donald Trump stated that negotiating with Zelensky is more difficult than with Putin, expressing greater trust in the Russian leader than in U.S. European allies.
3. La resiliencia tecnológica de Ucrania y la búsqueda de nuevos aliados.
Ante la falta de fiabilidad de Washington, Ucrania se consolida como un líder en tecnología de defensa y estrecha lazos de confianza con Europa y los países del Golfo.
- UK and Ukraine sign new defence pact as Zelenskyy says Ukrainians know they can trust Britain.
- Ukraine is building trust and alliances, while America is losing trust and throwing alliances into the trash bin.
- The Persian Gulf states and European countries trust the president of Ukraine more than they trust the president of the United States.
4. La desinformación rusa como arma psicológica.
El Kremlin utiliza campañas híbridas, inteligencia artificial y ciberataques para sembrar la duda, dividir a las sociedades democráticas y debilitar el apoyo internacional a Ucrania.
- Moscow is using AI-generated videos of Ukrainian soldiers to portray the country as weak and undermine trust in its central command.
- Russian disinformation doesn't need to invent every crisis. It exploits real pain, like hurricane recovery, then twists it to divide Americans and erode trust.
- Russia's cognitive warfare system produces synthetic media at scale, targeting various populations to create information chaos and undermine trust.