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Activities of Ukrainian public authorities to response the COVID-19 epidemic: information and security context 乌克兰公共当局应对COVID-19流行病的活动:信息和安全背景

Q4 Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

Annals of the Romanian Society for Cell Biology

Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI: 10.17051/ilkonline.2021.03.174

H. Kuts, I. Denysenko, O. Bezruk, I. Radionova, Y. Kuts

Ukraine, like most countries in the world, has faced a number of problematic issues in various spheres of public life under the coronavirus pandemic Ukraine is a post-communist country Since 2014, an armed conflict has been going on in the eastern territories of Ukraine This threatened the lives of thousands of people who were forced to flee their homes Today there are about 1 5 million forced internal migrants in Ukraine The coronavirus pandemic, combined with the ongoing armed conflict, could potentially lead to political instability and act as a catalyst for the economic crisis in Ukraine The coronavirus pandemic has raised the issue of information security for Ukraine Manipulation of information on COVID-19 poses a security threat from destructive information and psychological influences on Ukrainian citizens The content analysis highlighted the dominant destructive myths about the COVID-19 epidemic, which are most prevalent in the public consciousness of Ukrainians It is noted that the low level of information literacy of the population leads to the inability of people to ensure their own information security The peaks of manipulative coronavirus materials growth in the media space of Ukraine were traced It was stated that the coronavirus pandemic has become a test of responsibility for the Ukrainian public authorities With all the levers of influence, the Ukrainian authorities were largely unprepared to develop timely and effective mechanisms to counter the destructive information and psychological influences associated with the COVID-19 pandemic The inefficiency of the authorities was most often manifested either in the slow response to the challenges and destructive informational and psychological threats to the COVID-19 epidemic, or in the disregard of these threats © 2021, Universitatea de Vest Vasile Goldis din Arad All rights reserved

乌克兰,世界上大多数国家一样,面临着许多问题在各个领域的公共生活在乌克兰冠状病毒大流行是一个共产主义的国家自2014年以来,武装冲突已经在乌克兰东部领土这威胁成千上万的人被迫逃离家园今天大约有1 500万年迫使内部移民在乌克兰冠状病毒大流行,加上持续的武装冲突,新冠病毒大流行引发了乌克兰的信息安全问题，对有关COVID-19的信息进行操纵，构成了破坏性信息和对乌克兰公民心理影响的安全威胁。内容分析强调了有关COVID-19流行病的主要破坏性神话。人们注意到，人口的信息素养水平较低，导致人们无法确保自己的信息安全。在乌克兰的媒体空间中，操纵冠状病毒的材料增长达到了顶峰。有人指出，冠状病毒大流行已成为对乌克兰公共当局责任的考验。乌克兰当局在很大程度上没有准备好制定及时有效的机制，以应对与COVID-19大流行相关的破坏性信息和心理影响。当局的低效率最常见的表现是，要么对COVID-19大流行的挑战和破坏性信息和心理威胁反应迟缓，要么无视这些威胁©2021，瓦西尔·戈尔迪斯·丁·阿拉德大学

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