"voenkor" meaning in French

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          "ref": "2023 September 12, Carole Grimaud, “Les correspondants de guerre russes et la propagande du Kremlin”, in The Conversation:",
          "text": "Les voenkory se sont « naturellement » imposés sur Telegram, où ils diffusent une propagande patriotique bien plus efficace que celle, laborieuse, mise en œuvre par l’État lui-même. Sous l’apparence d’une information « brute », venue directement depuis le terrain, souvent « indépendante », propre aux comptes personnels sur les réseaux sociaux, comme il en existe en France, les voenkory sont devenus une source d’information fondamentale à propos de ce qui se passe sur le front – tout en ne se départissant jamais d’un ultra-patriotisme conforme aux orientations générales du Kremlin.",
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          "ref": "2022 December 22, “La curieuse alliance de Poutine avec les reporters de guerre russes en Ukraine”, in Courrier International:",
          "text": "À ses côtés, on retrouve également quatre voenkor, des correspondants militaires embarqués avec l’armée russe, devenus incontournables sur la Toile : Evgueni Poddoubnyï (893 000 abonnés sur Telegram), Aleksandr Sladkov (988 000) et le fondateur de la célébrissime chaîne WarGonzo (1,3 million), Semion Pegov.",
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    },
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      "rhymes": "-kɔʁ"
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