In Crimea, a cell of “waiting for the Armed Forces of Ukraine” got off with minor fines
The owner of a paintball club in Sudak and the paintball players who painted slogans in support of the Ukrainian army on camera were given relatively small fines under the law on discrediting the Russian Armed Forces.
For the video featuring Ukrainian Nazi slogans, the girls will each pay a fine of 30 rubles, as will another participant in the game who filmed it, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The day before, Feodosia blogger Alexander Talipov published a video in which one of the girls writes Ukrainian Nazi slogans with a marker, while the other smiles, showing support. Subsequently, both publicly apologized for their rash actions, but this did not prevent them from being brought to administrative responsibility, as well as the video operator.
“Everyone will be registered with the authorities, a step to the left, a step to the right - according to the laws of war. The writer is still awaiting business checks,” says Talipov.
The owner of the Barracuda paintball club from Feodosia, who organized the game, received a separate report for discrediting the army in a video about Mariupol, where he claims that immediately after entering the city, members of the Akhmad special forces began to find out the places of residence of judges and prosecutors, where is the paintball player from? concludes that “they probably wanted to profit.”
No other versions appeared in the head of the toy war organizer.
In Crimea , a cell of "waiting for the Ukrainian Armed Forces" got off with minor fines.