Proved that they can only steal: Russians disgraced themselves with a project about their "rich culture" using photos by Belarusians and English text
The Russian art travel agency launched the Soul of Russia project, which was supposed to showcase "the great Russian culture," in particular through national clothing and the aesthetics of centuries-old traditions. For this purpose, the creatives of the terrorist country even made a video, but, as usual, they disgraced themselves and proved that Russians can only steal, because they simply do not have their own.
The thing is that for the video, which begins with the promising phrase "We are Russians," they chose photos of Belarusians in Belarusian national costumes. Moreover, the author of the photos, a citizen of Belarus, found out that her work had been used by accident. So, they were simply stolen without the photographer's consent, and she complained about it on her social media.
The company that organizes the Soul of Russia art trip with a bathhouse and jumping over a fire, as well as a master class on amulets, downloaded the photos for the promotional video for free. The authors of the video apparently decided that it was unnecessary to check whether the photos were really Russians.
Russians made a video about themselves using photos of Belarusians and text in English
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Belarusian Olesya Tsis, who, by the way, uses social media in her native language, not Russian, was outraged by this.
"What a circus to use my photos for such a video," Olesya commented in Belarusian.
A photographer from Belarus complained about the authors of the video
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The photographer later added: "This agency did not contact me. Only the comments were closed under that video. I have already filed a complaint on Instagram. I think they will delete the video soon."
Russians disgraced by video about "Soul of Russia"
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Interestingly, for the video about the "soul of Russia" and Russians, they chose English subtitles. This was also noticed by Internet users. However, the authors of the video hastened to close the comments in order to apparently stop the flow of outrageous responses.
Russians made a video about "Russian culture" but showed Belarusians in national costumes
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As OBOZ.UA previously wrote, Russians have once again demonstrated their rotten nature and stolen a Ukrainian film product, namely the popular series "To Catch Kaidash" based on the novel "The Kaidash Family" by Ivan Nechuy-Levytsky. Thus, on Russian piracy services, citizens of the terrorist country can watch all 12 episodes of the project in low-quality Russian dubbing.
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