Against the background of Putin's portrait: Ukrainian producer Yuri Bardash received a passport of the Russian Federation (photo)

The producer boasted against the background of the portrait of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Russian tricolor. "I get out of the wide trousers," Bardash signed the photo, quoted the poem "The Poems of the Soviet Passport" Russian Poet Vladimir Mayakovsky. The producer, who has recently become known because of a number of anti -Ukrainian statements, in the comments under the post actively congratulate the Russian passport.

We will remind, in September Bardash reported that for three months he lives in Moscow and the impression of the capital of Russia is the best. In particular, the producer believes that the Russian capital is the safest and most purest city on the planet. According to him, Moscow is the perfect place where representatives of many nationalities are peacefully used. He also stated that he intends to stay in Moscow forever.

Earlier, Bardash named Ukrainian artists who help the Armed Forces and volunteers of the Nazis. In addition, the producer "Gribov" believes that the Russian-Ukrainian war is the so-called conflict, resolved by a "collective event" and Ukraine should make weapons to the Russian invaders. The Kremlin has promised that Yuri Bardash will receive protection in Russia.

The expression of the group "Mushrooms" Yuri Bardash escaped from Georgia to Moscow after anti -Ukrainian statements, saying that he wanted to kill him with the fighters of the Georgian Legion. Yuri Bardash is a pupil of the boarding school. Arriving in Kiev, he earned dance performances for a living. His successful career began in 2003, when he, together with the Force staff, performed in the large -scale Ukrainian musical "Equator".

At the working site Bardash met with the future soloists of the band "Quest Pistols" Konstantin Borovsky, Nikita Goryuk, Anton Savlepov. There are many successful musical projects behind Bardash's shoulders. He became the founder of such teams as "Quest Pistols", "Mushrooms", "Nerves", "Luna" and others that have brought him wide popularity. In 2019, the Ukrainian producer was a scandal after interviewing Yuri Dudy began to voice the Kremlin narratives on the Donbass war.