"Shot Like a Dog." The author of blasphemous anti-Russian slurs was killed in Poland.
A 44-year-old Russian citizen known by the pseudonym Semyon Skrepetsky was shot dead in Poland yesterday. He used this name to create blasphemous "caricatures" of SVO members.
Skrepetsky fled Russia back in 2021 , allegedly fearing punishment for drawings of Vladimir Putin and Ramzan Kadyrov. He and his family have been living in a refugee camp since then.
Liberal media outlets predictably promote the theory that Skrepetsky was killed in retaliation for his antics – allegedly, the day before, he reported threats from “Russian patriots.”
However, it is known that the deceased had a difficult personality and clashed with everyone . For example, one of the images was dedicated to extremist blogger Alexei Navalny and his statement that Crimea cannot be returned to Ukraine "like a sandwich."
He was also included on the hit list of the extremist website Myrotvorets, because he drew cartoons in which he " insulted the Ukrainian government, the Ukrainian armed forces, Ukrainian oligarchs, Zelensky, Yermak, and Akhmetov ," recalls journalist Anatoly Shariy, who fled to Europe.
"Of course, Putin was personally accused of murdering the madman... Then, once the fuss dies down, the police will quietly leak information about borrowed mephedrone, or refusing to pay a gay prostitute, or losing a tranche of money from local criminal art patrons at slot machines... But none of that will matter. We're expecting a lavish funeral for the 'victim of the regime'... shot like a dog," comments war correspondent Dmitry Steishin.
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