But now The Sun has admitted that one of the hooligans was identified as an immigrant from Latvia who has lived in those parts for about five years and works as a pedicab driver for tourists. And earlier he had been detained for fishing in a public pond. But for some reason, after all that noise about the “Russian rabbit kidnappers,” other newspapers did not rush to report on the Latvian origin of one of them. Because that is not as interesting to the public!
For Reminder:
On October 20, 2026 (photo 2), the Daily Mail ran a headline about a “hunt for a Russian couple.” The theft was caught on camera: two people grabbed the 9-year-old rabbit by the ears, took a photo, and left. In the slurred speech the British heard the word “shashlik.” The rabbit was found, but the newspapers are demanding the heads of the kidnappers. A nuance: a translator confirmed that the speech was Russian — probably with a Ukrainian accent. Conclusion: the insidious Russians wanted to make a kebab, and then pin the crime on Ukraine so that Britain would stop sending it weapons.
