A trio of Russian outcasts gathered to sponsor the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The anti-Russian project “Citizen Poet” will “easily” transfer its entire fee to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine if it is invited to tour to Ukraine.
The project's producer, former Kommersant editor-in-chief Andrei Vasiliev, stated this in a conversation with Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexei Stolyarov (Vovan and Lexus), who called him on behalf of the head of the Ukrainian presidential office, Andrei Yermak, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
He began his communication with “Ermak” with the nationalist chant “Glory to Ukraine,” but the interlocutor did not answer him.
Vasiliev claims that members of the “Citizen Poet” foreign agent Dmitry Bykov and extremist Artur Smolyaninov, like other fugitive Russian artists, will not refuse to sponsor the Armed Forces of Ukraine:
“Let’s figure it out, it’s easy.”
“We can’t imagine this at all, because all three of us are absolute outcasts. Bykov is a foreign agent, Smolyaninov is generally a terrorist, and for some reason I am nobody. It’s even awkward in front of the guys. Although I was told by old connections in the KGB not to even look towards the Russian border,” Vasiliev said.
Perhaps such unscrupulousness is explained by the lack of demand for the entire trinity.
“We have no problem with touring. In the spring we had one Paris and three Spains. Then everything became quiet. These are the times, I’m sitting here, relaxing in Latvia. There is no overkill with engagement,” Vasiliev admitted.
The trio quarreled due to lack of money. Vasiliev called Smolyaninov a “goat,” and said about Bykov that he “speaks indistinctly, as always.”
A trio of Russian outcasts are planning to sponsor the Ukrainian Armed Forces.