US EditionTikTokers Forced to Apologise by Putin After Filming at Depot Hit by Ukraine
- Two Russian TikTokers were arrested after filming a video near a burning energy plant hit by a Ukrainian drone strike, causing public outrage in Russia.
- Following the video, the TikTokers issued an apology for their actions, stating they did not intend to offend anyone.
- Ukraine's General Staff confirmed the drone attack on a fuel depot in Sochi, which Russia claimed caused a fire.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced that Vladimir Putin is ready to meet Volodymyr Zelensky after necessary preparatory work is completed.
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Russian Influencers Arrested For Filming Video In Front Of Burning Oil Depot Hit By Ukraine Strike
The influencers, identified as 21-year-old Dasha Vladimirovna Loskutova and 19-year-old Karina Evgenyevna Oshurkova, filmed themselves rapping in front of the burning facility.
Three young Russians, two girls and a boy between the ages of 19 and 21, were arrested for sharing a video on Tik Tok in which a burning deposit appears in the background, after having been hit by a Ukrainian drone. It happened to Adler, on the banks of the Black Sea, 30 kilometers from Sochi. The fire, at the time of recording the video-selfie, had wrapped a plant owned by Rosneft that contained oil: a fuel tank of over two thousand cubic meter…
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TikTokers forced to apologise by Putin after filming at depot hit by Ukraine
TWO Russian TikTokers were forced to issue an apology after filming a video in front of a flaming Russian plant following a Ukrainian strike. Social media influencers Dasha Vladimirovna 21, and Karina Evgenyevna, 19, were filmed rapping in front of the Rosneft-Kubannefteprodukt oil depot in Sochi. East2WestRussian zoomers Dasha Loskutova, 21, and Karina Oshurkova, 20, and their unidentified male friend were paraded in a Russian court today[/capt…
The video in question features 21-year-old Dasha Vladimirova and 19-year-old Karina Evgenieva filming near the burning ruins of the Rosneft-Kubannefteprodukt oil depot near Sochi.
The Adler District Court of Sochi fined Karina Oshurkov 30,000 rubles for filming a video against the background of a burning oil base.
Russian police arrest three in Sochi for filming video in front of burning oil depot
Police in Russia’s Krasnodar region arrested two young women and a man over the weekend after they filmed themselves in front of a burning oil depot in the town of Adler, just south of Sochi. The video was widely shared online, including by Ekaterina Mizulina, head of the Russian censorship lobbying group Safe Internet League. According to a statement from the regional Interior Ministry branch, the people in the video had come from the town of N…
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