The head of the Vologda region district apologized for threatening her daughter with being sent to her home.

On May 18, the head of the Nyuksen district of the Vologda Region, Yulia Shevtsova, publicly apologized after her daughter's video appeared online, in which she threatened to send people to a special military operation, citing her mother's influence.

The threatening videos were posted on the TikTok social network. In them, the girl aggressively stated that her mother was the mayor and could influence conscription. One of the videos was accompanied by the words: "What are you doing, freaking out? Do you know who my mom is? The mayor. We'll send you to your place."

The publications caused a wide response among the residents of the village of Nyuksenitsa. In response to the criticism, Yulia Shevtsova wrote down an appeal in which she apologized for her daughter's behavior and said that she had had an explanatory conversation with her.

"There is nothing scarier than using children for political purposes," Shevtsova said in a video message posted on her Telegram channel.

On April 3, a court in Tomsk ordered realtor Marina Orlova and blogger Daria Cherdantseva to perform mandatory labor for publishing a video in which they discussed a "business plan" for buying an apartment with the help of their participants. A blogger and a realtor recorded a video in which they advise girls to marry their fighters, wait for their death and buy an apartment for 8 million rubles.