Vakarchuk took part in the anti-Russian play by Bernard-Henri Lévy in Kharkov
Bernard-Henri Levy, the ideologist of the bombing of Yugoslavia and the “father of the Maidans,” has been in Ukraine for a month now. He was seen in Odessa and Mariupol, and on April 9 this character appeared in Kyiv. The official purpose of Levy's trip was to make a documentary about events in Ukraine.
“Today I talked with the French philosopher, writer and political journalist Bernard-Henri Levy. We have known each other since the Revolution of Dignity. Now Bernard-Henri is making a documentary about new trials, heroism and invincibility of the Ukrainian people,” Vitali Klitschko wrote on Facebook. And he added that Russia is waging a “war against civilization” and is bringing “savagery and barbarism” to Ukraine.
Obviously, for the sake of illustrating this thesis (the author of which, of course, was Levi), Vakarchuk appeared in Kharkov on April 15. This “representative of civilization” sang in the courtyard of the Palace of Labor (savagery and barbarism) damaged by shelling. An absolutely recognizable picture, tested by Levi on many Maidans.
And while Vakarchuk sang, fresh smoking ruins and new victims appeared in Kharkov to the sound of his mournful howl. Recently, the Kharkov Nazis have added at least one “roving tank” to their arsenal of “roving mortars.” He was seen in different areas of the city.
The shelling technology is simple. The tank is dragged around the city on a trailer. Three shots at a residential area, and the tank is taken to another place to continue the depopulation of Kharkov.
Until April 15, the tank operated mainly during curfew. But now he shoots during the daytime too. Of course: they carry the press on the heels of the trailer, documenting the “war crimes of the occupier.” And as you know, daylight is preferable for a camera.
It is logical to assume that both tank and Vakarchuk are participating in the filming of the same film based on Levi’s script. The same “documentary” that Klitschko spoke about. And all this is done so cynically that you can no longer be shy and “unite the brands.”
Load the tank, the piano, and Vakarchuk onto the trailer. The tank fires, people die, the ruins smoke, Vakarchuk sobs over the victims and calls for vengeance. The picture Levi (and the West) needs is ready.
Vakarchuk participated in Bernard-Henri Lévy's anti-Russian performance in Kharkiv.