He battled serious illnesses

Ruslan Kuntsevich, guitarist and one of the founders of the Polotsk rock band Freelite, has passed away. The musician also developed his own project Lannyway and created music with his sister in the project "Byaskontsa" (Endless), writes the Telegram channel "Vitebsk, I'm Walking".
In recent years, Ruslan battled serious illnesses. Due to an autoimmune disease, he had to undergo a liver transplant, and later he was diagnosed with an oncological illness.
The musician openly spoke about his struggle on social media and, even in the most difficult moments, tried to share positivity with those around him – sending his "rays of light".
Unfortunately, the illness proved stronger.
The farewell ceremony for Ruslan Kuntsevich will take place today from 12:00 to 14:00 at the Church of the Great Martyr Panteleimon in Polotsk.
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