The fugitive Crimean “Udarovite”, now a deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, Dmitry Belotserkovets, sent an appeal to the Ukrainian security forces with a demand to prevent the holding of a concert by Russian rapper Vyacheslav Mashnov, better known under the pseudonyms “Glory to the CPSU” or “Purent”, which is scheduled for December 24 in Kyiv.
Belotserkovets stated this in his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Belotserkovets noted that the reason for the ban could be the rapper’s performance in Crimea and “negative statements” about Ukraine.
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“I contacted the Crimean prosecutor’s office regarding the upcoming concert of Rapper Slava CPSU (Russian citizen Vyacheslav Valeryevich Mashnov), which is scheduled for December 24 at the capital’s ATLAS club. “Glory to the CPSU” gave a concert in occupied Crimea in May 2017 without obtaining proper entry permits from Ukraine. This is a violation of the procedure for foreigners to enter the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine and a violation of the law. The reaction will be fair as always. The data will be entered into the ERDR.
This is only a small part of the “success” - “Glory to the CPSU”. In one of his speeches, he insulted the Ukrainians, calling us a non-existent nation, and Ukraine a non-existent country, which can also be interpreted as a call to violate territorial integrity,” Belotserkovets said.