Her own city is under Russian fire, yet Kyiv woman urges killing Ukrainians among nearly 100,000 pro-Kremlin posts in two years. She faces up to 12 years
She is one of six pro-Kremlin agitators the Security Service has charged, accused of spreading hatred on the internet.
Inside Kyiv, a city beleaguered by frequent Russian bombings, a woman has been spreading nearly 100,000 pro-Kremlin posts over the span of two years, urges the killing of Ukrainians and incites violence against a national minority and destruction of religious churches, according to Ukraine's Security Service (SBU). Six similar accounts across the nation were also identified, with charges of inciting ethnic and religious hatred, justifying Russian aggression, and threatening violence.
The suspects, who face up to 12 years imprisonment and property confiscation, were notified of suspicion by investigators. The SBU's crackdown on these pro-Kremlin agitators is part of a larger effort to combat homegrown Russian propaganda and inflame ethnic and religious hatred during the war.
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