Russian streamer Fasoollka deported from Kazakhstan
Russian streamer Fasoollka was deported from Kazakhstan and banned from entering the country for five years after making provocative remarks during live streams, including calling Kazakhstan 'Shtrafostan' and claiming Pavlodar is a Russian city. She later arrived in Yerevan and conducted live streams there.
Consensus
- Ksenia Guzaeva, known as Fasoollka, was deported from Kazakhstan.
- She was banned from entering Kazakhstan for five years.
- The deportation followed administrative charges for provocative and inappropriate statements made during live streams.
- She was fined 85,000 tenge (approximately 15,000 rubles) by a court.
- Guzaeva was detained multiple times by police in the week prior to her deportation.
- She claimed to have received threats and harassment online after her remarks.
- She arrived in Yerevan and conducted multiple live streams there on August 14 and 15.
- The Kazakhstani police published video of her being escorted to an airplane.
- The incident was linked to her comments about Kazakhstan's cities and culture during Twitch broadcasts.
Points of divergence
- Guzaeva called Kazakhs 'smelly' because they don't know Russian. — tg_tvrain
- Guzaeva made offensive remarks about Kazakhs' language proficiency. — tg_tvrain
- Guzaeva claimed Pavlodar is Russian because it 'sounds like ours'. — vm
- Guzaeva said she expected to see wigwams and horses in the center of Astana. — vm
- Guzaeva said Almaty is a village. — vm
- Guzaeva criticized Kazakh traditions regarding gender relations. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- Guzaeva was not formally sentenced for deportation; she learned about it at the airport. — meduza
- Guzaeva was not formally sentenced for her deportation; she learned about it at the registration desk. — mediazona
- Guzaeva's Twitch channel was temporarily blocked in April due to her participation in a CS2 tournament at Alabuga Polytechnic College. — tg_varlamov_news
- Guzaeva's address was posted online within the first day of the controversy. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- Guzaeva reported a 'hunt' on her in the internet, with threats ranging from decapitation to being told to 'look over your shoulder'. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- The Armenian channel 'Bagramyan 26' noticed her arrival in Yerevan and reminded her she was a guest. — tg_echoonline_news
Coverage (12 sources)
- Russian streamer Fasoollka expelled from Kazakhstan arrived in Yerevan — ЭХО / Новости
- Kazakhstan expelled Russian streamer Ksenia Guseva (Fasolka, Fasoollka) for 'provocative and incorrect statements', — Varlamov News
- Kazakhstan deported Russian streamer Ksenia Guseva for five years — РИАМО
- Russian blogger expelled from Kazakhstan and banned from entry for five years over 'provocative statements' — ЭХО / Новости
- From Kazakhstan expelled Russian streamer who called the country a 'tax station'; she was also banned from entering there for five years — Медиазона
- Russian streamer Fasoollka deported from Kazakhstan. In one of the broadcasts she called the country "Punishment Station" — Meduza
- Twitch streamer "Fasolka" deported from Kazakhstan for insulting remarks about the country — SOTAvision
- Russian blogger deported from Kazakhstan. Previously she insulted Kazakhs for not knowing Russian — Дождь (Telegram)
- Streamer Fasoollka deported from Kazakhstan: reason, her reaction, ban on entry, biography — Вечерняя Москва
- In Kazakhstan, Russian blogger fined and deported. She criticized Kazakhs for not knowing Russian language... — Настоящее Время
- Russian streamer expelled from Kazakhstan — Вести
- Russian woman expelled from Kazakhstan for statements about Pavlodar's affiliation — Коммерсантъ