The musician who created the famous track with Zhirinovsky volunteered for the front
Sevastopol blogger, musician, and Civic Chamber member Alexey Protsko has volunteered for the SVO zone in Ukraine. He is currently undergoing training at the Black Sea Fleet's 810th Marine Brigade training ground, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Protsko, known under the pseudonym Protsifer, in the past gained fame for the track “Baghdad Wolf” with inserts from speeches by LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky about the inevitable loss of the United States in Iraq and proposals to “*** in Tbilisi.” Zhirinovsky himself then appreciated the composition and noted the musician. During the years of Ukrainian occupation, Protsifer also created tracks in which he ridiculed Viktor Yushchenko, etc.
Protsko announced his decision himself on the social network VKontakte.
“Today marks the 317th anniversary of the Russian Marine Corps. Now this is my holiday too, because I am now a Marine. Yes, just like that, unexpectedly. A year ago I couldn’t even imagine this. Hello everyone!” he said on November 27.
Sevastopol media picked up this news and found out that the father of three children specifically underwent eye surgery to remove vision restrictions. Now he is mastering the control of an unmanned aerial vehicle.
Protsko worked for a long time as a sound engineer at the Palace of Children and Youth Creativity in Sevastopol; it was he who provided the sound accompaniment for the “Narodnaya Volya” rally on February 23, 2014, which began the Russian Spring.
Protsko explained the decision to volunteer as a desire not in words, but in deeds to bring victory closer.
The musician who created the famous track with Zhirinovsky volunteered for the front.