“Vovka is a f***er”: in Crimea, a man was convicted for a meme about Putin and swear words to pro-Ukrainian posts Dmitry Usik A trial was held in Simferopol for a man who reposted a meme with Vladimir Putin and the caption “Vova is a f***er” on his page. He was fined 70 thousand rubles. This was reported by 24 Kanal with reference to Russian media. So, five years ago, Nazim Muzhdabaev gave a “like” to a meme about Vladimir Putin, which automatically reposted the message to his page. Also two years ago, Muzhdabaev liked posts that featured the flag and national symbols of Ukraine. What posts did Nazim Muzhdabaev like: see photos
What is known about the fine for the meme about Putin
On October 10, 2024, the Kiev District Court of occupied Simferopol fined him for this. In court, the man justified himself by saying that he did not remember when he posted the publication. He noted that he had already deleted it, but eventually admitted his guilt.
The court charged him with a violation under the article on dissemination of information that in an indecent form insults the symbols and authorities of Russia. The maximum fine for the man could have been 100 thousand rubles, but the court set it at 70 thousand.
How Nazim Muzhdabaev was detained: watch the video
It is noted that Muzhdabaev has three minor children dependent on him and he is not officially employed anywhere.
