Russia’s new ad campaign uses teen slang to urge teens to back out of arson and sabotage jobs
Public service ads discouraging teenagers from committing arson and sabotage have appeared in St. Petersburg. Facebook users noticed one such banner, a rotating digital display.
Claims & verification status
Public service ads discouraging teenagers from committing arson and sabotage have appeared in St. Petersburg.
The ads use teen slang to communicate their message.
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Impact analysis
Who claims what
- —Facebook users have noticed the rotating digital display of the ads.
- —Public service ads discouraging teenagers from committing arson and sabotage have appeared in St. Petersburg.
Our assessment
If these public service ads targeting teenagers are part of a broader campaign by Russian authorities, it could indicate increased official concern about youth involvement in…
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