THIS is the shocking moment a Russian teenage TikTok star threatens to have her pro-Putin mum send haters to the bloody frontline.

Russian mayor Yulia Shevtsova was left humiliated after her 19-year-old influencer daughter sparked fury with her boastful claims.

Ksenia Shevtsova triggered outrage after bragging to critics on TikTok: “Are you out of your mind, dude? Do you know who my mum is?”

She said in the viral footage: “The mayor! We’ll send you to the [war].”

The TikTok video showed pictures and footage of the influencer with her politician parent.

In the short clip, she made the ominous suggestion that she could have her online trolls sent to mad Vlad’s bloody war.

The Vologa region mayor apologised for her daughter’s crude remarks.

Cringeworthy footage showed the Putin mouthpiece mum fighting to keep her job as a politician.

She said: “Our children make mistakes by stupidity, through inexperience, but it is necessary to realise and correct these mistakes in time.”

Clearly embarrassed, she explained: “That is why I had a serious conversation with my child.”

The mayor accused foes of exploiting her daughter to harm the mayor’s political reputation.

She defended her position, saying: “There is nothing scarier than using children as political weapons.”

The Kremlin spokesperson stated: “I genuinely love my country and will keep dedicating myself to its welfare so that everyone believes in the honesty of my words.”

She also paid tribute to Russian soldiers who have been killed in Putin’s bloody war.

The mother expressed her respect for “the men currently in the [war] zone of special military operation,” as they protect “our Motherland at the risk of their lives.”

But furious Russians poured out on social media to blast the mayor and her tasteless daughter.

One critic from the Nyuksensky district said: “Hundreds of thousands of young men died and were left crippled!

“Personally, I also find it unpleasant to see this.

The local continued to blast the TikTok star, saying: “I think that this girl should at least apologise publicly.”