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Jump Boost Garage was of course not happy about this; so he shot this video to expose the theft by Lu Yuguang…

Lu has deleted his HIMARS clip on Douyin, but it’s too late and he’s being mocked on 🇨🇳 media / social media.

4/nhttps://t.co/nnJ9dnp4kj

— Byron Wan (@Byron_Wan) October 6, 2022

🇨🇳 Phoenix TV reporter Lu Yuguang 卢宇光 posted a video on Douyin on Sep 29 showing “debris” of Ukrainian HIMARS destroyed by Russian army (00:35-00:49). It turns out the footage was lifted from “Jump Boost Garage” channel on YouTube/TikTok and spliced into Lu’s clip.

1/n pic.twitter.com/kSceBhXOBo

— Byron Wan (@Byron_Wan) October 6, 2022

The “made-in-China HIMARS component” actually came from a burnt Corvette as shown in this YouTube Shorts clip (also on TikTok) from Jump Boost Garage.

3/nhttps://t.co/LhrCg5lwWl pic.twitter.com/OVJuOa1Slm

— Byron Wan (@Byron_Wan) October 6, 2022

#LuYuGuang(卢宇光), #CCP's pro-#Russia journalist with Phoenix TV, was so scared by #Ukrainian long-range artillery fire that he passed out and peed on his pants… pic.twitter.com/mSFnatUQGt

— Jennifer Zeng 曾錚 (@jenniferzeng97) September 1, 2022

Russian medics recorded this historical scene with their cell phones.

— Jennifer Zeng 曾錚 (@jenniferzeng97) September 1, 2022

'Lu Yuguang, a pro-Russian journo who advocates war, was frightened by the overwhelming long-range artillery fire of 🇺🇦 when he carried out agitation activities in the Russian-occupied area of Donbas. After a medical examination, it was found that he had pissed himself 🤣👇 https://t.co/YkawDUNlf0

— SLAVA UKRAINE (@Cherry4ever10) September 2, 2022

Lu Yuguang , a journalist of China Phoenix TV Station, survived in Ukrian's attack with scaring to pee on his pants and was bragging in Chinese TV program about how coward Ukrian soldiers were. https://t.co/AfSRHaTbt7

— CCP's brainwashing: hurt others without benefits (@zilinda_zi) September 3, 2022

A lot of questions floating around about this guy at the moment, who's appeared in Mariupol, interviewing Russian soldiers on Chinese TV.

His name is Lu Yuguang and he's Phoenix TV's chief Moscow correspondent. He's a former navy officer. pic.twitter.com/QlJzZJOdAG

— Kerry Allen 凯丽 (@kerrya11en) March 8, 2022