Egor Ftev

One lesson from Kraków is already clear: social media can turn a rumour into a “fact” before investigators have even finished their first briefing. In a crisis, sharing first and checking later is not being informed. It is helping confusion spread – and putting people at risk.

I understand why people reacted so strongly. A post can travel far beyond its original audience, and a correction rarely catches up at the same speed. I take responsibility for publishing before verifying. The lesson is simple: reach means nothing if the facts are wrong.

I understand why people reacted so strongly. A post can travel far beyond its original audience, and a correction rarely catches up at the same speed. I take responsibility for publishing before verifying. The lesson is simple: reach means nothing if the facts are wrong.

The rest might as well start booking their flights home. 😉😝 Either way, these two are absolute beasts. Tennis is about to become a crime scene.

I referred to him as the shooter's brother so people would understand who I was talking about. Let me clarify once again: he is NOT the shooter's brother. Please stop assuming the worst when nothing has been fully explained