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The article analyzes the integration of forced passportization into Russia's broader strategy of information warfare and the creation of collaborationist narratives. It thoroughly examines the legal and socio-political consequences for the occupied population. The paper investigates the Kremlin's tactics of intimidation, economic coercion, and narrative manipulation aimed at undermining Ukrainian sovereignty and fostering internal division. The focus is on the impact of these practices on the creation of pro-Russian narratives and the formation of long-term agents of influence. The need for a balanced legal and humanitarian approach to instrumentalized passportization is emphasized, concerning the historical contexts of collaborationism and the specific dynamics of the Russian-Ukrainian war. The research is promising in theoretical and practical terms for understanding the broader frameworks and consequences for preserving national identity, sovereignty, and the reintegration of temporarily occupied territories.

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Forced Passportization as a Mechanism of Subjugation and Creation of Collaborational Narratives in the Occupied Territories of Ukraine

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    2025年

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  • Maksym Bulyk,
  • Mykola Trofymenko,
  • Yuliia Konstantynova,
  • Anastasiia Trofymenko

摘要

The article analyzes the integration of forced passportization into Russia's broader strategy of information warfare and the creation of collaborationist narratives. It thoroughly examines the legal and socio-political consequences for the occupied population. The paper investigates the Kremlin's tactics of intimidation, economic coercion, and narrative manipulation aimed at undermining Ukrainian sovereignty and fostering internal division. The focus is on the impact of these practices on the creation of pro-Russian narratives and the formation of long-term agents of influence. The need for a balanced legal and humanitarian approach to instrumentalized passportization is emphasized, concerning the historical contexts of collaborationism and the specific dynamics of the Russian-Ukrainian war. The research is promising in theoretical and practical terms for understanding the broader frameworks and consequences for preserving national identity, sovereignty, and the reintegration of temporarily occupied territories.