[ahartmetz]

It seems obvious enough and there's a temporal correlation, too.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyrzd5g6k2o

>Video posted recently on social media showed Skrepetsky at a Russia Day protest outside the Russian embassy in Berlin on 12 June.

>He had been carrying a painting caricaturing Putin and Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, as well as a Russian flag tied to his trousers that had been dragging along the road.

The Russian trolls are out in force, suggesting that he might have been killed by some confused psychos or something.

[0x59]

I'm just saying I don't yet have enough information to make up my mind. Take your name calling to Reddit.

[cosmicgadget]

It's not name calling. Russian disinformation farms are things that exist. A bunch of people in this thread are desperately pointing fingers at Ukraine and Israel.