Key Points
- Fake QR codes were used in Crimea
- These codes were used to collect aid for Ukraine
- This is part of Russia's war against Ukraine
In Crimea, which is under Russian occupation, fake QR codes have been discovered that people use to buy gasoline. These codes were actually used to collect aid for Ukraine.
People living in Crimea who use these fake QR codes to buy gasoline are actually supporting a fund created to collect aid for Ukraine. This situation is seen as part of Russia's war against Ukraine.
The fund created to collect aid for Ukraine is used to meet the needs of people who are in a difficult situation due to the war.
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- Why were fake QR codes used in Crimea?
- The fake QR codes used by people to buy gasoline were actually used to collect aid for Ukraine.
- What is the fund created to collect aid for Ukraine used for?
- It is used to meet the needs of people who are in a difficult situation due to the war.
- Is this situation part of Russia's war against Ukraine?
- Yes, this situation is seen as part of Russia's war against Ukraine.
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