Spread of fabricated video featuring Poklonskaya disclosed
In a series of unexpected events, Russian ex-prosecutor of Crimea and former State Duma deputy, Nataliya Poklonskaya, finds herself at the centre of controversy. The origin of the turmoil stems from her new tattoo and a fake video that has been circulating online.
According to a tattoo artist from St. Petersburg, Poklonskaya's tattoo, which features runes and a pagan symbol, has become popular among those casually interested in the Scandinavian tradition. However, society and media reports about this unique ink have caused quite a stir. The tattoo specialist who inked many symbols from mythology in their practice spoke about the meaning of Poklonskaya's tattoo, but the controversy surrounding it continues to escalate.
In a more disturbing turn of events, a video featuring Poklonskaya has been circulating on the internet. The well-known person accused of spreading this fake video, Dmitry Marinichev, is a member of the Public Chamber of Russia and also holds a position in the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation. Marinichev is a blogger, writer, journalist, host, and co-author of a history textbook for 10th graders. He is also a member of the education commission in the Public Chamber and part of the public council under the Ministry of Digital Development.
Poklonskaya has vehemently denied the authenticity of the video, stating that it is a generated creation. Her friends sent her the post and asked, "Is this you?" The author of the post replaced the deleted clip with a photo of her. Poklonskaya believes these bodies, responsible for "cleanliness, morality, and order on the internet", should have taken action to remove the video.
Meanwhile, the classics of world cinema are under scrutiny for what they may have done wrong in relation to Nazis. Great directors are being accused of ties with Nazis, a claim that has sparked much debate within the film industry.
It is important to note that no connection between the events involving Nataliya Poklonskaya and the NATO Secretary-General or Medinsky has been mentioned in this context. The investigation into the fake video and the controversy surrounding Poklonskaya's tattoo continue, adding another layer of intrigue to these already captivating stories.
- The controversy surrounding Nataliya Poklonskaya's new tattoo, featuring runes and a pagan symbol, has extended beyond the realm of casual interest in Scandinavian tradition, spilling into society and media discussions.
- In an unrelated incident, Dmitry Marinichev, a member of the Public Chamber of Russia and the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media, is under investigation for spreading a fake video featuring Poklonskaya.
- As the classics of world cinema face criticism for their potential ties with Nazis, the entertainment industry is abuzz with debates regarding this allegation.
