On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. In response, many NATO member nations, including the United States, have sent financial, humanitarian, and military aid to Ukraine to support their war efforts. As the war has played out, providing this aid has become a political football in the United States with the latest relief legislation failing in Congress in December 2023 after being panned by Republican members of Congress. As support for providing aid to Ukraine begins to show cracks along ideological lines, we aim to investigate how the war in Ukraine is portrayed by media outlets across the political spectrum and how these may contribute to this development.
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APA
Luke, S., Yushchyshyn, S., & Beskrovna, A. (2024, January 14). How the War in Ukraine is Portrayed in the American Media. code4policy. https://code4policy.com/2024-b3-Ukraine-media/index.html
Chicago
Schields, Luke, Sly Yushchyshyn, and Alina Beskrovna. "How the War in Ukraine is Portrayed in the American Media." code4policy. January 14, 2024. https://code4policy.com/2024-b3-Ukraine-media/index.html.
MLA
Schields, Luke, Yushchyshyn, Sly, and Beskrovna, Alina. "How the War in Ukraine is Portrayed in the American Media." code4policy, 14 Jan. 2024, https://code4policy.com/2024-b3-Ukraine-media/index.html.