The provided text appears to be a transcript of a video or podcast episode featuring a Ukrainian host who reviews and comments on various social media stories from Russian and Ukrainian influencers. The host critiques and mocks the Russians for their pro-Kremlin views, lack of self-awareness, and poor understanding of Ukrainian culture.
Some of the topics discussed include:
* A Russian singer, Natasha Korolyova, who is accused of being a hypocrite for speaking out against Ukraine while having Ukrainian roots.
* A blogger, Valeria Lukyanova, who claims to be from another reality and believes animals are holograms.
* A crisis psychologist, Inna Litvinenko, who is criticized for her absurd statements about Ukraine and her apparent lack of common sense.
* A female psychologist, Tata, who is accused of being a gold-digger and only interested in meeting rich men.
* A hotel in Odessa that allows fur seals to be used for promotional purposes, sparking outrage among animal rights activists.
The host also promotes their own merchandise, including T-shirts, and encourages viewers to follow them on social media. The episode ends with a call to action, urging viewers to support Ukraine and its armed forces.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Jah Khalib has been banned in Russia.
2. Filipp Kirkorov is a Russian musician with 5.3 million followers.
3. Valeria Lukyanova, also known as Valeria Pashkevich, is a Ukrainian-Russian influencer with 1.9 million followers.
4. She claims to be from another reality and has memories of past lives.
5. She believes that animals are not real but rather holograms with poor firmware.
6. Svetunische is a social media influencer with 907 followers who claims to be a teacher.
7. Andrey Plotnikov is a financial consultant with 350,000 followers.
8. Emirates NBD, a bank in the Arab Emirates, is rumored to block Russian accounts without permanent residence or European passports.
9. Victoria Bonya is a Russian influencer with 9.7 million followers who promotes her own brand.
10. Inna Litvinenko is a crisis psychologist with 436,000 followers who claims that modern Ukraine is like vampires from fairy tales.
11. Podkaura is a social media influencer with 34,600 followers who promotes her own brand.
12. Hilmi Forks is a Ukrainian blogger who mocks Russian culture.
13. Anna Sergeeva is a psychologist with 892 followers who claims to help people overcome obstacles.
14. Tata Dubai is a female psychologist with 12,800 followers who lives in Dubai and Moscow.
15. Danaborisova is a Russian influencer with 507,000 followers who supports the PMC Wagner group.
16. Stasya Makeeva is a Russian influencer with 410,000 followers who promotes her own brand.
17. Elvira is a Ukrainian influencer with 31,400 followers who shares non-fictional stories.
18. Aleksey Durnev is a social media influencer who gives away T-shirts to his subscribers.
19. The State Duma has demanded to ban Jah Khalib's concerts.
20. Russians may not be able to travel abroad due to FSB checks.
21. The war in Ukraine has affected the Russian economy, leading to shortages of goods and high prices.
22. Sanctions have been imposed on Russia, affecting the country's economy.
23. The Russian government is promoting import substitution and self-sufficiency.
24. The Russian ruble has depreciated in value, making imports more expensive.
25. The Ukrainian government is promoting tourism and encouraging people to visit the country.
Note: Some of these "facts" may be opinions or biases presented as facts, and some may be misinformation or disinformation.