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However, these actions were taken due to accusations of inciting religious hatred and justifying and denying Russia’s aggression against Ukraine against the former abbot of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, UOC MP Metropolitan Pavlo. Regarding the allegations about believers and priests, the propagandists refer to the eviction of the UOC MP from the Lavra. However, the reality is that all males between 18 and 60 years old are liable for mobilization during martial law unless exempted by law. Pro-russian platforms are pushing a narrative aimed at discrediting Ukrainian authorities.This video appears to be part of a broader russian disinformation campaign aimed at portraying poor leadership, inadequate command, and military casualties and deaths in Ukraine. Secondly, the soldier in the video does not adhere to Ukrainian language pronunciation rules and instead has a distinct russian accent.

The training period for mobilized personnel under martial law is no less than two months. Firstly, all able-bodied conscripts who have passed the medical exam and are deemed fit for service are sent to training centers within Ukraine.

The Center for Strategic Communications has debunked the fabricated video.

Furthermore, the video was captured using a video recorder (banned in Ukraine since March 2022). It was filmed in the vicinity of Donetsk, where Ukrainian forces could not have been present. Multiple russian platforms and Ukrainian OSINT investigators have acknowledged that the footage is fake.

The video in question has been deemed fraudulent.

Journalists, religious figures, human rights defenders, and others who may not support him are being removed, while the military is being utilized to establish a base of devoted supporters.

The upcoming elections seem to drive mass mobilization efforts, as President Zelensky reportedly seeks to rid himself of any opposition.

The uniformed man claims he and his fellow soldiers are currently stationed “in Avdiivka in March, having been mobilized from Vinnytsia for a week.” They have reportedly been “without communication for three days.” Additionally, the unidentified soldier appears to be confused and unsure about the locations of both enemy forces (“where the orcs are”) and friendly troops (“where ours are”).

Another video shared on Telegram and Facebook allegedly features a Ukrainian soldier expressing dissatisfaction with their command.

The individuals allegedly fired shots into the air after the woman failed to give way to them and spoke Russian. An online video is circulating, purportedly showing individuals labeled as “Ukrainian Nazis” using a car video recorder to record an incident where they stopped a car carrying a woman and a child.Russia’s THREATS, PROVOCATIONS, and DISINFORMATION as of 10 a.m.