For the first time since the launch of Russia's special military operation, Ukraine ** has changed dramatically. All the previous ** were reporting on what victories the Ukrainian army had achieved, and the Ukrainian army was again inflicting heavy losses on the Russian army.
Now there is a different style of television, with several Ukrainian news channels being forced to broadcast marathon shows, and increasingly criticized for being too lenient about the situation and covering up the truth.
At this time, some people counted that over the past year, Ukrainians' trust in the country's television news has dropped significantly. According to the Kyiv Institute of International Sociology, in May 2022, 69 of Ukrainians still believed in the news of Ukraine, and in December 2023, this figure was only 43%, 3 people did not believe the news, another 19 people could not be sure, in addition, between December 2022 and December 2023, the overall level of trust in Ukraine** decreased from 57 to 29%.
Now Ukrainians mainly look for information on social networks and instant messengers, and only a quarter turn on the TV to follow the news.
What they saw were Ukrainian soldiers killed and wounded on the front line, and the staff of the enlistment office in the rear captured civilians and sent them to the front line, which made Ukrainians feel numb, and they could not convince themselves to accept mobilization and go to the front line to participate in the battle.