A man has been fined in Russia for revealing a dream about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Ivan Losev from Chita, Siberia, has been found guilty of “discrediting” the Russian army and must therefore now pay 30,000 rubles (about 450 euros), Russian media reported Monday, referring to the competent court.
Lossev was under investigation for several posts on the social network Instagram – including one describing how Selenskyj appeared to him in his sleep.
“I Saw Your Instagram Stories”
The man wrote that he dreamed that he was sent to Ukraine and taken to a training camp as part of the mobilization for the front in Ukraine by order of Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin. He further describes the content of his dream as follows: “Right now Zelenskyj passes me and says: ‘Oh, I saw your Instagram stories. Glory to Ukraine!’ And I answer: ‘Glory to the heroes!’”
Could not attend trial on time
The fact that he was convicted for these lines stunned him, Lossev said in an interview with the Internet portal “Sibir.Realii”: “I can’t imagine: a 40-year-old secret service agent was sitting there with a straight face and my story about it copied it, like Zelenskyj appeared to me in a dream?! the lawsuit.
Source: Krone
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