'NATO Santa' shot down over Moscow in apparent Russian propaganda video
- A Christmas video shows Russian air defense shooting down Santa Claus as he enters Moscow airspace.
- The video states that 'We don't need anything foreign in our skies' amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
- Jeffrey Fischer called the video funny, criticizing the value of human life in Russia.
- The video first appeared on the pro-Kremlin Telegram channel Pul N3, according to The Moscow Times.
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Russia shoots Santa Claus from the sky
Russian propaganda channels have released a video showing anti-aircraft guns shooting down a Santa Claus over Moscow. "We don't need anything foreign in our sky," Father Frost tells a Russian soldier. The video begins with an idyllic Christmas market scene (see tweet below).Santa Claus appears in the sky and is ready to hand out presents, including toy rockets with the NATO logo. He is dressed in red, as in Western tradition, and is holding a ca…
Russians shoot down Santa Claus in bizarre video: "We don't need anything foreign in our skies"
A video has surfaced online showing Russian air defenses shooting down a Santa Claus who flies into Russian airspace. Instead of gifts, Santa Claus is carrying missiles with NATO markings on his sleigh, and when he is hit by a Russian missile, fireworks appear in the sky.
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