In Sevastopol, an occupier kicked a girl in the face for refusing to dance a lezginka with him (video)
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The ASTRA publication reports about a blatant incident in Crimea, which took place on 1 May.
The occupier approached a group of local girls and demanded that they dance lezginka. Refusing to comply with his demand, the girls were insulted and one of them was kicked in the face. She filmed his behaviour and her friend urged her to stop.
Someone in the company of men can also be heard in the video calling the girls "Nazis".
- Don't film them! You can't film them under any circumstances! - shouted the agitated woman, and then the man hit her friend.
The next day a video appeared on Z-channels in which the man apologises.
According to information, by the occupation authorities, the attacker takes an active part in the rf war against Ukraine. In occupied Sevastopol he came for a holiday.
In Sevastopol Internet publiki circulate allegations that the man belongs to the formation "Storm Z".
The video contains foul language.
Oleg Kotov writes about the war in Ukraine and how it is changing the world.
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