Kremlin publishes Putin's visit to temporarily occupied Arabat Beli, while Zelenskyy shows his trip to frontline in Donetsk oblast

The Russian President and Russian generals visited a children's camp 170 kilometers away from the frontline, while Zelenskyy paid a visit to fronline Avdiivka.

This is evidenced by the geolocation of a video published by Russian propagandists.

The video shows a motorcade passing a stella at the entrance to Henichesk. After that, Putin allegedly arrives at the headquarters of the Russian troops' Dnepr group.

The geolocation of this video indicates that Putin and the Russian generals were at the Prymorskyi children's camp, located in the village of Shchaslyvtseve, Kherson region. This is 170 kilometres from the front line.

Propagandists claim that after that, Putin allegedly went to the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, but there is no proof of this.

First, the Kremlin published a video of Putin saying, "It's about to be Easter, right?". This implies that Putin visited the temporarily occupied territories before Easter. This video was later deleted and edited. The updated version does not contain this phrase. 

On April 18, Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that he had visited Avdiivka to meet with the Ukrainian military. The front line is in close proximity to the town.