Radio and Television Propaganda

Radio and television propaganda in psychological warfare refers to the use of broadcast media to influence public perception and behavior during conflicts. By disseminating targeted messages, governments or organizations aim to sway opinions, boost morale, or undermine the enemy. This can include spreading disinformation, promoting fear, or highlighting successes. The goal is to manipulate emotions and attitudes through compelling narratives that shape how people think about the conflict, their leaders, or the opposition, ultimately influencing their actions and beliefs in a strategic manner.