Three young Russian TikTokers have been arrested in Sochi after filming a viral rap video near a flaming oil depot struck by a Ukrainian drone. The clip, set to “Crimson Dawn,” sparked outrage for trivializing a national emergency. Russian authorities say the video endangered public perception and security during wartime. The group, including two women from Nizhniy Tagil, now faces legal charges, with one potentially fined under emergency behavior laws. The arrests highlight Russia's growing crackdown on social media amid heightened tensions with Ukraine. br br #Russia #TikTok #Sochi #DroneStrike #UkraineWar #SocialMediaArrest #CloutChasing #OilDepotFire #CrimsonDawn #RussianTikTokers #SochiFire #UkraineDrone #WarZoneContent #ViralVideo #TikTokBan #RussianPolice #NationalSecurity #SocialMediaCrackdown #EmergencyLaw #TrendingNews #WarContent #TikTokRussia #SochiArrests #GenZ #OnlineCensorship #DigitalSurveillance #WarFootage #RussianYouth #ContentGoneWrong #TikTokRapbr br Also Readbr br US-Russia Submarine Showdown: Moscow Shrugs Off Trump’s Nuclear Posturing :: br US vs. Russia: Trump Deploys Nuclear Submarines Amid Rising Tensions With Kremlin :: br Indian State Refiners Stop Russian Oil Imports As Trump Threatens Penalty: Report :: br br br ~ED.420~HT.408~GR.