Governments utilize propaganda as a strategic tool to shape public perception and maintain control over narratives. By disseminating information, disinformation, and persuasive messaging through various channels, governments aim to influence public opinion and behavior. Propaganda can be employed to promote political agendas, justify policies, or sway public sentiments during crises. Its effectiveness relies on targeting specific audiences, using emotional appeals, and reinforcing existing beliefs to achieve compliance and support among the populace.