Is it true that the Russian woman who became famous for propaganda videos was deported from Germany?

A video spread in social networks according to which Russians Julia Prokhorov, scandalously known for his videos in support of the “special operation” in Ukraine, was deported from Germany. We checked whether this information is reliable.

Viral Video, on which the girl, accompanied by German police officers, leaves the Berlin Airport waiting area, scored several million views in a few days Telegram, "VKontakte" Facebook, Twitter and other social networks. Telegram channel Readovka He published a video and signed: “Julia Prokhorov, who lived in Germany, was deported, accusing that she was illegally in the country.” According to the adviser to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Anton Gerashchenko, Prokhorov "deported and sent by plane to Istanbul under the supervision of the police." A Facebook account Nexta He added that the basis for deportation was the support of Prokhorova “Aggressive War”. Russian women wrote about deportation as Russian, so Ukrainian Media.

Russian woman Julia Prokhorova, living, according to her words, in Germany since 2020, became famous on the Internet with her publications in support, as she says, to the Russian “special operation in Ukraine”. In one of the videos, published In her Telegram channel “N Kremlin Valley N”, Prokhorova dances “Kalinka” in Munich in front of the crowd of pro-Ukrainian demonstrators. IN friend She pursues Ukrainian girls in Austria, shouting: “Girls, Glory to Russia! Russia will win, Russia will win! Whose Kherson? Yes, yes, Ukraine. Already a referendum is being held. ” Also on the Internet you can find a video in which Prokhorova Dancing to the sounds of breaking Russian shells in the city of Dnieper, Wipes off A letter from the German police or advises the Kremlin’s supporters in Germany to actively spend electricity in order to “support the Russian army”. In March 2022 Prokhorova wrote In my Telegram channel: “I want to return to Russia ... I'm really scared here. Aircraft do not fly here, trains do not go. I don’t understand why Germany wants war for the third time with us? ”

On November 20, the Russian edition The Insider Published An article with the heading “Russian, who insulted Ukrainian refugees, was deported from Germany (video).” According to the article, The Insider correspondent witnessed this incident at the Berlin airport and took off the scene on video. On a 30-second video, two policemen are approached by a girl, and then they leave somewhere with her. The video file itself was uploaded to the YouTube hosting channel The Insider. The signature claims that the woman, accompanied by police officers, was put on the flight Berlin - Istanbul. The only reason to believe that it is Prokhorov’s video that is some external similarity. After the publication of The Insider, many Telegram users began to post shorter excerpts of the original video with the logo of their channels on top (for example, (for example, Readovka And Rvvoenkory).

Nevertheless, as it turned out later, the girl in the published video is not Julia Prokhorova. November 22 the prosecutor's office of the German city of Landskhut Disputed Information about the deportation of the Russian woman, saying that Prokhorova is still in Germany and there is no reason to believe that she was going to leave the country. German Federal Police too Confirmedthat the woman in the video "is not Mrs. Prokhorova." Yes, and The Insider itself Completed Initial article:

“Updated: The day after the release of this publication, the The Insider source in Germany’s law enforcement agencies said that Julia Prokhorova is still in Germany. On November 22, the publication of Deutsche Welle with reference to the press secretary of the prosecutor's office of the Bavarian city of Landskhut Martin Strunts confirmed that Prokhorova did not leave the territory of Germany. "

It is worth noting that this is not the first time that rumors about the deportation of Prokhorova from Germany appear on the Internet. In September 2022, Prokhorova became the subject of such speculation due to Tiktok published by hervideoWhere she removes the Russian flag from the wall, shows the collected suitcases and says that she leaves Germany (now her account is deleted). Several Tiktok users suggestedThe reason for Julia's departure was a deportation due to her inelerant statements in social networks. As a result, it turned out that Prokhorova only went on vacation to Austria for two weeks, which for some reason in her Tiktok-Video did not say. In connection with the confusion that arose on October 14, Prokhorov was invited TV shows "Channel One" "Anti -Fake". Julia got in touch from her Munich apartment, where she defiantly sat in a down jacket due to heating alienating in Europe (10:59). On the live air, Julia denied the fake of deportation, which “everywhere spreads” Ukrainian propaganda about her. By "everywhere" Julia meant, apparently, one publication Ukrainian portal about the cultural and public life of Odessa "Cultureometer" and several posts In Tiktok.

Currently, Yulia Prokhorova has no residence permit in Germany, that is, it located It is illegal there. At the same time, the deportation of Russians is currently suspended Due to the lack of direct air traffic between Russia and Germany. According to German legislation, deportation cannot be carried out if there are no transport options or transported transport communication with the host country.

Thus, it is safe to say that at the time of publication of the video from the airport, Julia Prokhorova was in Germany. False information began to spread due to the inaccurate information of The Insider, which soon realized and corrected its mistake. Nevertheless, even after the publication of the refutation, the false news about the deportation of Prokhorova continued to spread in the media and social networks.

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