A woman who praised the Russian Federation was beaten in Kyiv - what is known about the scandal.

A woman in the Kyiv metro was loudly expressing support for Russia and insulting Ukrainians in one of the train cars. This sparked a conflict with other passengers, one of whom even hit her on the head, after which she was pushed out of the car.

A corresponding video was posted on social media on Thursday, July 17, with a warning about restrictions for individuals under 18 years old and about the presence of offensive language in the material.

Praising Russia in the metro

The woman in the metro car shouted 'Glory to Russia' and 'Death to h*ks', which provoked a negative reaction from other passengers. They considered her a provocateur who insulted Ukrainians and supported the actions of the aggressor country. The incident occurred on the left bank of Kyiv, where she was kicked off the train at a metro station.

Police Reaction

The Kyiv police responded to the incident, stating that an investigation had been initiated regarding the matter.

According to a publication circulated in Telegram channels, the female passenger of the Kyiv metro expressed positive remarks in favor of the aggressor country, which provoked a conflict with another passenger and he hit her.

The authorities are currently identifying all participants in this incident and addressing the legal qualifications. The police urged citizens to abide by the law and notify law enforcement in case of any violations.

It is worth noting that recently in Odesa, a taxi driver refused to turn off Russian music at the request of a passenger, and a participant of the 'Squid Game' show found himself in a scandal for performing a Russian song.