Police located young individuals blocking a street in Kyiv while listening to Russian music.

Six young men who blocked a street in central Kyiv to dance to Russian music have been identified and detained. Currently, they are in conversation with juvenile police. This was reported by the National Police of Kyiv.

It is noted that one of the participants had previously appeared in similar videos featuring Russian music. He was held accountable, and the court decided to impose a probationary supervision sentence of one year.

"After the investigation is completed, each of the six individuals will receive a legal assessment of their actions," the police added.

Earlier, a video circulated online showing a group of young people allegedly blocking a street in Kyiv. One of the individuals in the footage was seen walking down the street singing along to a song by the Russian propagandist singer SHAMAN, which includes the lyrics "I am Russian."

The creators of the video displayed a chat supposedly from one of the boys, who, apparently commenting on the road blockage video, wrote to an unknown correspondent: "If only you knew whose children these are."

Incident with "privileged youth" in Kyiv

In Kyiv, a group of young people allegedly received police escort and blocked traffic in the city center just to smoke. They also drove around Khreshchatyk, tossing dollar bills, cutting off cars, and were unashamed to play Russian music, even while passing by the memorial dedicated to fallen soldiers.

They actively shared videos of their antics on Instagram. Currently, the accounts that posted the videos have been closed.

As a reminder, the first video was published by blogger Denys Koshelnyk. Subsequently, the media drew attention to the incident.