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Pro-Kremlin German Twitter Users Are More Likely to Be Involved in both Anti-Lockdown and Anti-Vaccine Discourse Than Anti-Kremlin Users

There is qualitative evidence of intersection between anti-vaccination, anti-lockdown and pro-Kremlin narrative in European Social Media, but no research quantifies the level of the overlap. In this study, community detection algorithms of interactions between accounts during selected polarizing discussions on German Twitter were deployed. 62% of pro-Kremlin users have been engaged in anti-vaccine- and 45% in anti-COVID-19 protests. Moreover, pro-Kremlin users are over 51 times more likely to be involved in both anti-lockdown and anti-vaccine clusters than anti-Kremlin users.