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“It least we have some music,” For the first time in history, TikTok taking part in a war
For the first time, the war is seen on the social network TickTock.
The Ukrainian policeman, who is followed by almost 50,000 people on TikTok, constantly shares footage of him in uniform waiting for Russian soldiers with weapons in his hands.
And he is not the only one.
Young Ukrainian soldiers post unrealistic TikTok footage of them dancing, pointing their weapons, making people laugh, or simply portraying the real situation in Ukraine.
In the 21st century, war is also terrible and bloody, but now at least it has a musical background and a string of real-time followers.
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