Track With Words Of Russians Fleeing Crimea Beach After Explosions Gaining Popularity On Internet

The video appeared on YouTube on August 11.

The track by the musician FRSHMND, created on the words of Russians fleeing from the beach after the explosions at the air base in the Crimea on August 9, is gaining popularity on the internet.

“Remix of the video “Mommy, we must get out of here”. Who knows, maybe this will be the new anthem of Kazantip. Many thanks to our guys from the Armed Forces of Ukraine! They made it possible to create such a remix,” reads the description below the video.

The track appeared on YouTube the day before, on August 11, and has now collected more than 36 thousand views. People actively share it on social media.

“Give me a version for at least an hour. It’s very relaxing”, “I can imagine how I’m dancing to this track in our Popivka”, “That’s a real earworm, I’ve already listened to it 10 times”, “See you in Yalta next summer”, “Thank you very good track! I am from the Crimea, and I hope there will be a whole album this summer!” Peo0ple comment on the video.

On August 9, several explosions thundered at the Saki military airfield near Novofedorivka in the Russian-occupied Crimea.

CNN reported that during the explosions at the airfield in the occupied Crimea, Russia lost at least seven military aircraft — the most during the Second World War.

Experts and OSINT analysts suggested that more than ten planes of the terrorist country could have been destroyed at the airfield (nine, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine). According to the Air Force, the losses of the invaders are higher.