In Kyiv, rapper and internet celebrity Zippuly
In Kyiv, rapper and internet celebrity Zippuly, the author of the meme 'Nothing to fear, tyau-tyau-tyau,' was illegally mobilized, according to a post on his Instagram page.
Consensus
- Zypulya, also known as Andrei Posysaev, was mobilized in Ukraine.
- Zypulya is known for the viral meme 'Nothing scary, tiau-tiau-tiau.'
- Zypulya attended a boarding school for children with developmental delays.
- Zypulya did not manage to obtain disability status due to bureaucratic issues.
- Zypulya underwent a military-medical commission (VVK) that lasted five minutes.
- The military-medical commission declared Zypulya fit for service.
- Zypulya's family considers the mobilization illegal.
- Zypulya is no longer in Kyiv.
Points of divergence
- Zypulya was detained in the vestibule of Kyiv Metro by a TCCK employee and two police officers, who restrained him by pinning him to the wall and placing him in a vehicle. — vm
- On 21 July, Ukrainian media reported that actor and director Yevgeny Bushmakov was killed after being detained and mobilized near his home, and another man resisted mobilization with a cleaver. — vm
Coverage (6 sources)
- On Ukraine mobilized blogger Zipulya, known by meme "Nothing terrible, tyu-tyu-tyu", reports "Country". — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Hero of the meme 'Tiau-tiau-tiau-tiau' rapper Zipulya mobilized in Ukraine — РИАМО
- On Ukraine blogger Zipula with mental problems was forcibly mobilized — Вечерняя Москва
- In Kyiv, rapper and internet celebrity Zipulya was mobilized — ASTRA
- Ukrainian rapper Zipulya mobilized in the Armed Forces of Ukraine — Meduza
- Rapper Zipuly, author of the famous meme 'Nothing scary, tchew-tchew-tchew', was mobilized in Ukraine. — Baza