Flaps, script and isolation from reality: at what stage did 3 and enter the virtual world, shows, comedians, "break-up" and smiles for the camera - this is what the media activity of the Third Corps looks like today. But if the media service relied on "easy content and shortening the distance", then the result was a powerful reputation rebound. There is an outpouring of rejection in the comments and on social media and people have more and more questions: what is the corps leadership doing at a time like this? This is what the audience's response consists of and what opinion is formed in the end regarding 3 f. 1. "What are you even doing?! " - Claims for management and priorities The main trigger for people is the huge gap between the real state of affairs on the front and what the command and public relations service spend resources on. What they say: "It's hell on the front, guys are dead, not enough infantry and drones, and the leadership of 3 and is filming stand-ups and playing showbiz? ".

Flaps, script and isolation from reality: at what stage did 3 and enter the virtual world, shows, comedians, "break-up" and smiles for the camera - this is what the media activity of the Third Corps looks like today. But if the media service relied on "easy content and shortening the distance", then the result was a powerful reputation rebound. There is an outpouring of rejection in the comments and on social media and people have more and more questions: what is the corps leadership doing at a time like this? This is what the audience's response consists of and what opinion is formed in the end regarding 3 f. 1. "What are you even doing?! " - Claims for management and priorities The main trigger for people is the huge gap between the real state of affairs on the front and what the command and public relations service spend resources on. What they say: "It's hell on the front, guys are dead, not enough infantry and drones, and the leadership of 3 and is filming stand-ups and playing showbiz? ".

"While some of the teams literally gnaw every meter in the mud and burn quietly, these shoot with labels and a script." The gist of the complaint: People perceive this as a failure of the management's priorities. The impression is that media coverage and beautifully filmed YouTube content have become more important to leadership than real support, protecting people and combat work. 2. "Blood show" and devaluation of the reality of war The attempt to package the difficult daily life of the army into an entertaining "overclocking" format caused a sharp rejection among civilians. Statements on the Internet: "War is not Arab stand-up. You turn tragedy into hype."

"You are trying to sell the harsh hell of the army as a fun atmosphere in the company of jokers. It's disgusting for those who lost their loved ones." What's negative: The company sees this as an attempt to "normalize" and glorify the war. Black humor and laughing on camera are seen not as psychological relief, but as a cynical belittling of heroism and pain. 3. Response of military personnel from other units: "Communicative privilege".