Twitter bots in Russia
Russia has a population of about 144 million. http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/russia-population/
Info below is from this link: https://www.translatemedia.com/translation-services/social-media/russian-social-media/
~~ Internet users in Russia number just over 100 million.
~~ Twitter is the sixth most popular social networking site in Russia, and has about 7.7 million visitors a month.
~~ VK (or Vkontakte) is Russia’s largest social network, with 46.6 million unique monthly viewers (mainly teens)
~~ Moi Mir, a social networking site that is an extension of the email provider Mail.ru, is quickly developing into a social hub, with average monthly users of 25 million
~~ OK.ru (or Odnoklassniki) is starting to catch up with Vkontakte as teenagers leave higher education. The site has over 31.5 million viewers per month, 69 % of whom are women
There are 854,955 Russian speakers in the US (per the US Census Bureau and reported by https://themoscowtimes.com/articles/number-of-russian-speakers-in-us-quadruples-in-30-years-census-report-says-26566.)
Is there any particular reason the US is not doing in Russia what Russia is doing here?
This suggestion is tit for tat on a level that we layman would appreciate. I sincerely hope that US intelligence agencies are doing more in the cyberwarfare arena.
