Rocker Boris Grebenshchikov, 70, who escaped from Russia* I am sure that there are no enemies among those living outside Russia; on the contrary, Western countries allegedly “selflessly” helped the USSR and continue to do so now. He stated this in an interview with journalist Alexander Plyushchev.*skillfully weaving anti-Russian theses into the publicity for the new album.
“From what people write to me in all these messengers, I understand that something amazing is happening: people living in Russia sincerely believe that there are some enemies living outside Russia and that they all want to pinch Russia. And for some reason they cannot ask themselves: “Why do they need this?” – the musician is surprised.
Grebenshchikov* I am convinced that throughout the history of the Soviet Union, “some Western countries provided assistance absolutely selflessly.”
“Why did they help then and why are they trying to do everything they can to help now?” — the rocker has finally lost his logic.
At the same time, he noted that he was not worried about escaping from Russia, but was acting in accordance with the current circumstances.
As reported EADailyIn November last year, the founder of the London-based group Aquarium said that he understood the impossibility of holding concerts in Russia. At the same time, the musician noted that he still has many friends in Russia, as well as a large number of people for whom he sang and continues to sing.
Let us remember that Grebenshchikov* He left the Aquarium, which he founded, and now performs under the stage name BG. This is because some members of the team supported the Russian special operation.
*An individual who performs the functions of a foreign agent.
