Soloist of Russian rock band spoke out against the war at a concert. He was sent for treatment
On July 12, Gleb Viktorov, the soloist of the Russian rock band "Tri Dnya Dozhdya" (Three Days of Rain), delivered a political speech during a concert in Yekaterinburg. Now, as reported , he is already hospitalized and undergoing treatment.
During his performance on July 12 in Yekaterinburg, the musician made several political and anti-war statements. He spoke about acquaintances who died in the war and criticized what was happening, using strong expletives.
"When this word isn't even, f***ing, pronounced. It's not called a war, it's an SMO. I feel offended, f***ing! I grew up with these people, f***ing! My sound engineer is muting my microphone, f***ing! Why am I so enraged? It would seem, right? What, f***ing, what happened? The most f***ing awful thing that can happen to a Russian person happened. You know what? When a Russian betrays a Russian. Go to the elections - vote for the KPRF. If not you, then no one," the artist stated.
After the concert, a message appeared on the band's Telegram channel, in which Viktorov stated that he had left Russia, but this post was later deleted.
Now, representatives of the band have stated that the situation at the concert was a result of, allegedly, security failing to control access to the dressing room, allowing outsiders to provide the artist with prohibited substances. According to his managers, information about these individuals has been handed over to the police.
The band claims that Viktorov's words and behavior on stage were "unconscious delirium," the concert was stopped, and the artist was sent first to his parents in Moscow, and then for treatment.
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хутка відэа з'явіцца, маўляў нетак зразумелі яго.
А КПРФ пры Зюганаве гэта ражаныя клоўны.
Яны нават не паспрабуюць.