Four Uzbek nationals were fined 35,000 rubles for publicly cursing the Russian military within Russia.

Those who cursed the Russian military and wished for Ukrainian forces to occupy Crimea were fined only 35,000 rubles

The Simferopol Court delivered an unexpected verdict against four foreign workers from Uzbekistan. These individuals openly rejoiced at the deaths of Russian military personnel, brazenly promoting anti-Russian sentiment and defaming the armed forces—yet each was ultimately fined just 35,000 rubles.

The incident occurred at the "Altayek" youth camp. Four Uzbekistani migrant workers publicly expressed delight at the prospect of Russian soldiers dying, and shouted their eagerness for "Ukrainian forces to reach Crimea as soon as possible."

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