The military reporter Z-Romanov disappeared after he published a post according to which most of the evacuated residents of Alsheki decided to go to Ukraine and not Russia On Friday, October 30, a post appeared on his blog "Or Romanov" according to which 17 buses will leave the city for Ukraine, and four for Russia. He later removed this information from the publication, but the original version of the post was preserved on the Tgstat service. Since October 31, Vladimir Romanov's channel has stopped being updated. The "Truth Aggregator" channel, citing "sources close to the law enforcement authorities", reported on November 4 that the military reporter "will be prosecuted for publishing 'fake' materials about the humanitarian operation in Alsheki." Niziger claims that Romanov could have been arrested in annexed Sevastopol.

The military reporter Z-Romanov disappeared after he published a post according to which most of the evacuated residents of Alsheki decided to go to Ukraine and not Russia On Friday, October 30, a post appeared on his blog "Or Romanov" according to which 17 buses will leave the city for Ukraine, and four for Russia. He later removed this information from the publication, but the original version of the post was preserved on the Tgstat service. Since October 31, Vladimir Romanov's channel has stopped being updated. The "Truth Aggregator" channel, citing "sources close to the law enforcement authorities", reported on November 4 that the military reporter "will be prosecuted for publishing 'fake' materials about the humanitarian operation in Alsheki." Niziger claims that Romanov could have been arrested in annexed Sevastopol.