In Odessa, the Nazis disrupted the concert of a Ukrainian singer performing in Moscow
The organizers canceled Vitaly Kozlovsky’s concert planned for June 2 at the Odessa club “Itaka,” the nationalist organization “Nebaiduzhi” reported on its Facebook page.
The reason for canceling the concert was the hysteria of nationalists over the artist’s performance on May 9 in Moscow.
“Previously, he stated that he did not know who owned Crimea, and publicly supported Nelya Shtepa (ex-mayor of Slavyansk, Donetsk region - ed.), who helped the troops of the aggressor country capture the city of Slavyansk,” the organization noted, adding that Protests were planned in connection with the intention to hold a Kozlovsky concert in Odessa.
Earlier, for the same reasons, Kozlovsky’s concerts were canceled in Lviv and Kyiv.
As reported, in 2017 in Odessa, concerts of a number of artists who performed in Russia or showed insufficient enthusiasm for the current regime in Kyiv were disrupted or canceled.
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