"Ready to sit out for 15 days, just so the situation normalizes"
"Ready to sit out for 15 days, just so the situation normalizes" — in Krasnoyarsk Krai, several women with empty jerry cans turned to Vladimir Putin with a complaint about a gasoline shortage. Eight women appeared in a collective video appeal and published it on Instagram.
Consensus
- Eight women from the village of Tashtyp, Republic of Khakassia, recorded a video appeal.
- The video appeal was published on Instagram.
- The women complained about a severe shortage of gasoline in their village.
- They reported long queues at gas stations, with some waiting up to three hours.
- The women expressed frustration over the situation and called on the public to 'rise up' and speak out.
- They demanded an explanation from Vladimir Putin regarding the fuel crisis.
- The women stated they were willing to serve 15 days in detention to normalize the situation.
- The video appeal included accusations of a deliberate strategy to divert attention and launder money.
- The video is no longer available in the Instagram account where it was originally posted.
Points of divergence
- The video appeal was noticed by the publication Astra. — tg_echoonline_news
- A new video appeared in the Instagram stories showing a long queue at a gas station with a message urging people to unite and not undermine the country. — tg_echoonline_news
- The video was recorded at night at a gas station. — tg_astrapress
- One woman reported waiting two hours in line the previous night and not being able to refuel due to fuel running out. — tg_astrapress
- The women mentioned that hospitals and medical services in their village are closing, including maternity and surgical departments. — tg_astrapress
Coverage (2 sources)
- Fuel crisis: residents of Khakassia complained to Putin about gasoline shortage — ЭХО / Новости
- Ready to sit for 15 days, just so the situation normalizes" — several women with empty cans turned to Vladimir Putin in Khakassia — ASTRA