Comedian Maxim Galkin, who escaped from Russia, attends a concert in New York* He admitted that he is forced to travel the world exclusively with a Cypriot passport. The Mash telegram channel published an audio recording of a fragment of the concert.
The artist talked about how he flew to a concert in Indonesia, which ultimately did not take place.
“I arrive and at the border I hand in my passport, and it is not Russian. I understood: it is impossible. And not Israeli, it is impossible. Now we are not allowed to go there from Israel at all. I hit my Cypriot. Well, I have many nationalities, I stocked up” – noted Galkin*.
As a result, Galkina* They were not allowed to enter Indonesia, explaining that the Russian Foreign Ministry had sent a letter to the Indonesian Foreign Ministry, stating that the artist was a “politically vulnerable person.”
“With an Israeli passport Galkina* could be deployed in 16 countries. I didn’t specify which ones exactly, but supposedly I learned my lesson. Now he travels in Cypriot and does not spread the fact that he is Israeli. “Besides the fact that he’s Russian.” – says the publication.
The report also notes that the comedian’s jokes are now less politicized, Russophobic and Ukrainian themes are kept to a minimum, and security at performances has been tightened to prevent filming.
“During the performance, Galkin* I remembered Ivleeva’s naked party, praised the young people a la Xolidayboy and was nostalgic for the times in Russia, Soviet songs and the Basta show. “I talked at length about Mizulina, but I was afraid to make gestures.” – reports the Telegram channel.
As reported EADailyannouncing concerts in the US and Canada Galkin* Spectators were prohibited from using mobile phones. A message about this was added to the concert poster and was written in red letters.
“The use of telephones in the performance hall is prohibited. “Anyone found using a phone during the performance will be removed from the venue by security.” – the organizers warned.
*An individual who performs the functions of a foreign agent.
