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Ukraine as a Political Tool in Facebook Sponsored Content
This work provides an investigation of the narratives in Facebook sponsored content about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Advertisers used Ukraine to promote narratives related to their goals. Different types of advertisers spent their money on varying demographics, and some reached more viewers while spending less money.