At least three residents of Volgograd were detained and forced to apologize on camera for filming a Wildberries warehouse after a drone attack

At least three residents of Volgograd were detained and forced to apologize on camera for filming a Wildberries warehouse after a UAV attack

Ostorozhno, Novosti drew attention to this.

One of the women posted a video of the aftermath of the strikes in her building’s chat, another in one of the citywide chats, “to make sure these were not impacts but some huge rain cloud.”

“After that, I got a reply saying that these really were impacts. And that I should delete the photo. Later, my photo ended up on Ukrainian Telegram channels, and I realized that this could be used against our country and that it is a threat to our security. I am very ashamed of what I did, and I strongly do not recommend doing this,” the Volgograd woman said in the video.

The third detainee, a man, said that last night he filmed the strike on the marketplace warehouse: “when I was filming the video, I did not think there would be any kind of responsibility.”

“In the end, it turned out like this. I realize my mistake, that my video could somehow have helped the enemy side in adjusting strikes. I want my situation to serve as an example for people so that no one does this again,” the man said.

🔵The Wildberries warehouse in Volgograd was damaged as a result of a UAV attack on the night of July 31. A fuel facility and eight apartment buildings were also attacked. Five people were injured.

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