The media war between Russia and Ukraine has witnessed intense linguistic interactions, with both sides strategically employing language, terminology, and discourse to shape public opinion. The linguistic aspects of the media war highlight the power of language in perpetuating the conflict and influencing narratives. Kramer, A. E. (2023). This research paper aims to explore the linguistic aspects of the media war between Russia and Ukraine. The media war has been a crucial element in shaping public opinion and influencing the ongoing conflict between the two countries. Blank, S. J. (2023).        By analyzing various media sources from both sides, this study seeks to shed light on the linguistic strategies employed by the media to convey their respective narratives, propagate propaganda, and manipulate language to create biases. The research will focus on examining language use, discursive practices, and framing techniques utilized in news articles, social media posts, official statements, and other media-related materials from both Russia and Ukraine. The findings of this study will contribute to a better understanding of the role of language in the media war and highlight the importance of linguistic analysis in understanding conflicts and their impact on public opinion.