Thank you for this question.
Indeed, some of the Russian information operations target particular audiences. Although the western world can be one audience, there are still differences among different nations. Those differences, to put it simply, are that every society has its own vulnerabilities and sensitivities. The vulnerabilities that are probably inherent in one western society is not really a case for another.
Just to give you an example, for France and Germany, immigration or even illegal immigration from the Middle East and Africa is something that these countries are concerned with. This is probably not the case for central European countries, where immigration from those regions of the world is not that significant.
For Canada, I think it is the proximity to the U.S. Maybe some Canadians are not very happy to be confused sometimes with the citizens of the United States.
This Nazi problem is also a concern. I'm aware that in many debates in Canada—