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Xenophobic incident in Kudrovo
On April 8, 2026, it became known that in the Mega Park in the city of Kudrovo, Leningrad Region, a woman and her daughter shouted xenophobic insults at two girls who came from Ulan-Ude.
The girls decided to film themselves with strollers when a woman approached them and began accusing their friends of “overloading her social infrastructure,” threatening and calling them names. Judging by the recording, “the attacker did not quite understand what country the Republic of Buryatia was in,” and claimed that “Putin issued passports to her opponents.”
Seeing that she was being filmed, she “lowered the level of nationalist rhetoric.” The friends called the police, but by the time the officers arrived, the mother and daughter had already left. The victims left statements with the police.
The video spread on the Internet, local residents recognized local resident Natalya, who is often complained about in communities.
According to one of the posts, she attacked a woman with two children in the summer and used racial slurs. And when they started filming them, she fled the scene...
A resident of Kudrovo staged a similar performance in a store, where she shouted xenophobic insults at the sellers, threatening to send an inspection.
The victim Daria believes that Natalya is a member of the “Russian community”.
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