
The famous Russian comedian Alexander Nezlobin, recognized as a foreign agent in the Russian Federation and living in the United States, published a humorous post on Instagram in which he depicted blogger Yuri Dudel, also included in the register of foreign agents and included in the list of terrorists and extremists, with a firearm, ironically declaring that his TikTok is “real terror,” while expressing support for Dudel.
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Alexander Nezlobin and Yuri Dud are both included in the register of foreign agents by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation, and Dud is also included in the list of terrorists and extremists. Nezlobin lives in the USA after leaving Russia.
The famous Russian comedian Alexander Nezlobin (included by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation in the register of foreign agents), who left for the United States, joked about the blogger and journalist Yuri Dudem included in the list of terrorists and extremists (included in the register of foreign agents by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation). The comedian shared the video on Instagram (owned by Meta, which is recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation).
Nezlobin published an image depicting Dud as a terrorist with a firearm. He also recalled that the blogger maintains an account on TikTok, where he publishes various humorous videos.
“There is a reason [to add Duda to the list of terrorists]. His TikTok is truly terror,” the comedian sneered. At the same time, he supported the blogger and urged him to hold on.
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