Anastasia Lenna , the former Miss Ukraine, did not join the army, and her pictures with weapons were taken from the "Game"
Where many pages, news sites and satellite channels circulated pictures of the former Miss Ukraine, Anastasia Lina, carrying a weapon, claiming that she was involved in the process of defending her country in the Russian-Ukrainian crisis.
By research and verification, it turns out that this claim is misleading, as the pictures of Anastasia Lina, circulating before the declaration of the Russian-Ukrainian war, while practicing her favorite sport, airsoft.
And airsoft is a team game in which participants eliminate competitors by hitting them with rubber or colored plastic projectiles, and it is played with fake weapons and pistols.
Contrary to what was promoted by many media platforms, the former Miss Ukraine did not join the army, which she confirmed herself through a post on her Instagram account.
And the pictures circulating on the Internet of the former Miss Ukraine with arms, were published on February 22, 2022, two days before the start of the war.
Anastasia Lina, on Instagram, posted a video of the events of the war in Ukraine, and commented: Because of the current situation I want to talk! I am not a military, I am just an ordinary woman, like all the people in my country, I appreciate all the attention and support for my country, and for the Ukrainian people , which is struggling against Russian aggression.
The ex-Miss Ukraine added all the pictures on my profile to inspire people, I don't do any publicity, except to show the strength of Ukrainian women, I'm an Airsoft player, for years, you can search on Google to find out what Airsoft is.
At the conclusion of her message, the former Miss Ukraine called for an end to the ongoing war, saying: I am talking to all the people in the world and I ask everyone to stop the war in Ukraine.
On September 19, 2021, former Miss Ukraine Anastasia Lina published pictures of her participation in the Airsoft game, during a match simulating the war in Syria, and commented: "An annual ritual that is impossible to live without."
