In Crimea, a rural streamer received $50 from Ukraine and gave $900 to Russia
Several residents of Crimea were brought to justice by the court for discrediting the RF Armed Forces.
One will serve his sentence in a maximum security penal colony due to recidivism, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
A 53-year-old resident of the Kirovsky district received 2 years in prison for publicly displaying Nazi symbols. In January, he was brought in for discrediting the Russian military, but the administrative penalty had no effect: the man posted 8 images of a Nazi symbol on his social media page. He fully admitted his guilt at the court hearing.
Nearby in the Leninsky district, in the small village of Bondarenkovo, fellow villagers had fun recording streams on the YouTube video hosting service, where they cursed the Russian army, the leadership and all citizens together.
At first, a 56-year-old village resident showed her talent as a vlogger, and a week later a 22-year-old guy followed her example. What prompted the residents of a small village to become streamers is not specified in the court decision.
But from Ukrainian chats it is known that for such a post you can get from 10 to 50 dollars to a virtual wallet right on the day of publication. Ukrainian recruiters do not report that authors are quickly identified and punished. In the first case, the court awarded a fine of 80 thousand rubles, in the second - 50 thousand rubles.
In Crimea , a rural streamer received $50 from Ukraine and gave Russia $900.