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In response to disinformation and propaganda from Russian online mediafollowing the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russian outlets including RussiaToday and Sputnik News were banned throughout Europe. To maintain viewership,many of these Russian outlets began to heavily promote their content onmessaging services like Telegram. In this work, we study how 16 Russian mediaoutlets interacted with and utilized 732 Telegram channels throughout 2022.Leveraging the foundational model MPNet, DP-means clustering, and HawkesProcesses, we trace how narratives spread between news sites and Telegramchannels. We show that news outlets not only propagate existing narrativesthrough Telegram, but that they source material from the messaging platform.Across the sites in our study, between 2.3% (ura.news) and 26.7% (ukraina.ru)of articles discuss content that originated/resulted from activity on Telegram.Finally, tracking the spread of individual topics, we measure the rate at whichnews websites and their Telegram channels disseminate content within theRussian media ecosystem.

Partial Mobilization: Tracking Multilingual Information Flows Amongst Russian Media Outlets and Telegram