Ballet artist Polunin who supported the Russians plans to change citizenship (photo)

To spread: in 2024 the choreographer left Russia. Before that, he actively supported the Russian invaders and made three tattoos with Putin. Ballet artist Sergei Polunin, who is originally from Ukraine, but supported the Putin regime, plans to change their citizenship and moved to Israel. Kherson told about it on Instagram. At the beginning of a full -scale war, he openly supported Putin and even made a tattoo with his portrait.

And later the artist left the Russian Federation, where he lived in recent years and received Russian citizenship. "The most famous Jewish ballet dancer in the world. I protect the Russians, Putin and Jews. The Israeli passport would soon be great," the choreographer said. In particular, Polunin made himself another tattoo - stuffed David star on the temple. Ballet artist originally from Kherson, who was occupied by the Russians in 2022.

Polunin was educated at the Kiev Choreographic School, after which he studied in London. In 2018, a choreographer who has already lived in the Russian Federation received Russian citizenship. Polunin was the head of the Sevastopol Opera and Ballet Theater in occupied Crimea. He actively spoke in Russia and supported the enemy army, including raising money for drones and thermal imagers.