A resident of Krasnodar continued a series of apologies for filming the fire at the Wildberries warehouse.

A railway station worker in Krasnodar has been detained by security forces for filming a fire that broke out after a drone attack. The man, like previous detainees, was forced to apologize in front of the camera.

As reported by "Caucasian Knot", the governor of Kuban, Veniamin Kondratiev, announced on the morning of June 22 that one person had died and ten were injured as a result of the night drone attack: in Armavir, an employee of a company died after drone debris fell, while others were injured in a fire at a warehouse complex in Krasnodar. Later, he stated that one of the injured had died in the hospital.

Krasnodar security forces released a third video with apologies for filming the aftermath of the drone attack that occurred on July 22. The new detainee, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, turned out to be a 28-year-old local resident.

The man filmed “a warehouse in Krasnodar engulfed in flames after a drone attack, as well as nearby objects,” the law enforcement officials indicated.

A protocol under Article 4.17 of Law No. 608-KZ “On Administrative Offenses,” drawn up against the detainee, has been sent to the regional administrative commission. The article provides for a fine of three to five thousand rubles.

As in the two previous cases, security forces forced the detainee to repent in front of the camera. The man's face is hidden in the video. The detainee states that on July 22 he was “on the territory of the railway station” in Krasnodar “while performing his official duties.”

“I filmed on my mobile phone the aftermath of the drone attack on the Wildberries warehouse and posted it on a banned social network. These actions could have contributed to terrorist strikes by the Ukrainian side on the region's infrastructure. I deeply regret my actions and want to warn the citizens not to make similar mistakes, not to film the aftermath of the strikes, as this carries responsibility,” the man says in the recording.

The video made by the police spread through regional communities and was published, in particular, on the chpkrasnodara page on Instagram*.

“Instead of fighting drones, they are fighting videos and information, this is nonsense!” - wrote user mikhaileme in the comments. “These actions only showed people the truth. The state is fighting this so that people know nothing,” added _bringingthepain_.

In Krasnodar Krai, a ban on disseminating information about drone attacks and their consequences, filming the work of air defense, military facilities, and critical infrastructure has been in effect since September 2025. In December 2025, the authorities of Kuban introduced fines for filming air attacks and the work of air defense. A corresponding bill from the regional legislative assembly has been published on the "Caucasian Knot".