Ukraine: 18-year-old flirted with Russian soldiers online and leaked information about the front

An 18-year-old girl from Ukraine used russian dating app and flirt online with russians troops that are on the front line to extract information.

According to dailymail.co.ukthe woman nicknamed “Lisa” was inspired by a similar action by a TikTok user and wanted to take revenge for the invasion of her country and the fact that she was forced to leave her home in Kherson due to the war.

The 18-year-old, writes the relevant publication, created a fake profile on a dating app saying she was a young Russian girl who liked soldiers. In a short period of time, she started having contact with soldiers who sent her romantic messages, videos and voice messages.

Ilgis Hafizov, 24, from western Russia, who was at the front to raise money to get married, then broke up with his fiancee and decided to buy a car. “I’m saving up for a BMW,” he wrote to her proudly.

“Lisa” gave her information to investigative journalists via the website “Slidstvo.info”, who used internet data to track down the locations of unsuspecting Russians.

“All the criminals crossed the border of another country brandishing guns,” Lisa argues. “They came to steal, to kill,” he adds.

One member of the special forces, desperate to impress her, even sent her videos of Russian jets taking off from an airport, explaining that they were going to “drop the missiles” and “kill the khokhols (Russian slang) Ukrainians”.

19-year-old Nikolai Izmailov took photos posing against the backdrop of helicopters parked in occupied Kherson before they began bombing Odesa and Kharkiv.

“It really annoys me when people tell me they’re doing well,” admits Lisa. “We left our home a month ago and we cannot go back there now, although now everything is fine. Citizens are happy as if nothing bad is happening,” says Ukrainian internet activist Mata Hara.