She recorded the Wildberries fire. Now she’ll pay | Break the Fake
A 19-year-old woman from Krasnodar is facing punishment after posting a short video of a burning Wildberries warehouse complex following a Ukrainian drone strike. According to Russian authorities, she violated restrictions on filming and sharing footage of attacks and was later compelled to record a public apology. The case has drawn attention to Russia’s increasingly strict control over information related to the war. While officials seek to limit images showing the aftermath of drone strikes, ordinary citizens who document what they witness, risk fines and other penalties.
In the latest episode of Break the Fake, Jonasz Rewiński examines the story behind the case of the Russian teenager and what it reveals about censorship and information control in Russia.
Chapters:
00:00 Wildberries tries to pretend it is not selling “Special Military Operation” merch
03:06 Teenager punished for filming a burning Wildberries warehouse
05:37 Russian woman cannot understand Ukrainians’ “unprovoked” hatred of Russians
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