One Nation Experiences Sudden Drop In Online Support After Ukraine Strikes Russian Bot Farm

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There has been a notable lull in between sets of Orange Waves over night, after a key piece of One Nation infrastructure was hit.

Offshore bot accounts on social media who are doing a significant amount of heavy lifting for the party have gone silent, after a series of Ukrainian strikes on a Russian bot farm.

Russian bot traffic has dropped dramatically in the past few days after Ukraine knocked out Yandex’s biggest data centres, with a third attack happening last night.

That has seen One Nation's Indonesian Bot factories having to pick up the slack and maintain the online culture wars rage.

Things seem to be slowly picking up again as a wave of coordinated bot accounts hit comment sections on social media with carefully aligned messaging slamming the government and urging people to vote for One Nation.

"If it's not Orange, it's a lemon," said a spokesperson for One Nation, who was contacted for comment on the Ukrainian attack on the party's paid volunteers.

"This is another classic manoeuvre from the WORST GOVERNMENT IN HUMAN HISTORY, to distract from what they have done to the Australian people."

"Who should be ANGRY and ENRAGED every single day."

"So they feel like the only solution to their problems is to vote for One Nation" - a party with no internal democratic principals, funded by a billionaire who wants to erode societal cohesion for her own public gain, and run by a failed DJ and shock jock who has had some rather unsavoury allegations levelled at him in the past.