The video was published by the Russian Volunteer Corps.
"Almost a month has passed since the events in Bryansk. Now when all the conspiracy theorists, "experts" and other respected people have spoken, we will show you the video we promised earlier, which will clarify the events of March 2. But the most important thing is waiting for you at the end: what do the Russian Volunteer Corps’ fighters do when a car with Russian civilians comes into their field of vision? The answer is in our video!" Russian volunteers wrote under the video.
On March 2, social media and Russian media began to report that Ukrainian saboteurs had "infiltrated two villages in the Bryansk region of the Russian Federation," which borders Chernihiv region. The propagandists spread theories about "shootings and hostage-taking," but their statements contradicted each other and the statements of the local authorities of the Russian Federation.
Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to the head of the Presidential Office, said that Ukraine was not involved in these events and advised the Russian leadership to be afraid of its partisans.
The spokesman for the Main Intelligence Directorate, Andriy Yusov, said that reports of "Ukrainian subversive groups" in the Bryansk region indicate an internal confrontation between Russian citizens.