Appeals to Putin threatening a military mutiny have been deleted from ex-serviceman Alexander Lunin’s social media
TV Rain:
Ex-serviceman Lunin, who threatened a military coup, published a new post after his arrest. A post appeared on former serviceman Alexander Lunin’s Instagram account in which he says he has “lost a little weight, gotten a bit shaggy, but everything is just fine.” He added that he is located…
Appeals to Putin threatening a military mutiny have been deleted from ex-serviceman Alexander Lunin’s social media
The video address to Putin on Instagram that gathered millions of views was deleted from Alexander Lunin’s social media, the outlet noticed by Verstka.
Seventeen posts published from June 23 to June 26 were also deleted from the ex-serviceman’s Telegram channel. According to data from the TGstat service, the posts were deleted early in the morning on July 9.
🔵The day before, Lunin published a new post after his arrest in which he said that he had “lost a little weight, gotten a bit shaggy, but everything is just fine,” and added that he was in Moscow.
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