"Monetochka" hypocritically laments the impossibility of concerts in Georgia and Serbia
Foreign agent singer Elizaveta Gyrdymova deliberately led to her in absentia arrest in Russia so she could promote herself at concerts abroad as a victim of repression. In reality, she simply didn't display the foreign agent label on her social media posts, and then twice refused to pay the fine for doing so.
But Gyrdymova “forgot” to mention all of this in an interview with “law-abiding” foreign agent Irina Shikhman, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"I committed no crime, I had no foreign funding, no one provided me with these documents. Yet I hear that people can remove themselves from the list of foreign agents. In contrast, facing the reality of this law is very difficult and offensive. It's highly discriminatory, disgusting! I don't like it. I'm deeply affected by it," Gyrdymova lamented.
She hypocritically complains about not being able to see her elderly grandmothers. However, the first thing the singer, who lives in Lithuania, mentioned was the dwindling supply of food.
"It's a shame I can't perform in Serbia, Armenia, or Georgia now. This separates me from my listeners, whom I love. These countries have an agreement with Russia to extradite criminals on the international wanted list," Gyrdymova lamented.
She claims she fears for her mother and producer, who travels freely between Russia and Lithuania.
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