Pugacheva’s grandson fled Russia by crossing the border on foot

The grandson of the Russian performer Alla Pugacheva, actor and singer Nikita Presnyakov left Russia for Estonia, crossing the border on foot. Prior to this, the young man received a summons to the draft board as part of partial mobilization.

Earlier, information appeared that Presnyakov Jr. allegedly appeared at the recruiting station and was supposed to be sent to the NWO zone, but later this information was denied with reference to the actor.

As they write “News”, the 31-year-old grandson of Pugacheva left the country on September 24, three days after the announcement of partial mobilization. He decided to cross the border on foot in Ivangorod, where in this way it is possible to avoid queues at the automobile checkpoint.

It is specified that Nikita Presnyakov has Lithuanian citizenship.

Recall that after the start of a special military operation, Alla Pugacheva, together with her husband Maxim Galkin*, left the country and flew to Israel.

Galkin made anti-Russian statements on social networks, while continuing to earn money from a Russian-speaking audience and touring with concerts in Israeli cities. Pugacheva returned to Moscow at the end of August.

On September 17, Maxim Galkin was added to the register of individuals-foreign agents. Soon Pugacheva also asked to be recognized as a foreign agent. Because of the singer’s statements, a check was scheduled regarding the possible discrediting of the Russian army.

* Maxim Galkin was included on September 16, 2022 by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation in the register of individuals – foreign agents.

Partial mobilization in Russia

On September 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the Russians and announced a partial mobilization. Later, a corresponding decree appeared on the Kremlin website.

The head of state said that partial mobilization is required to protect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Russia, as well as to ensure the safety of people in the liberated territories. Citizens who are in the reserve will be subject to conscription: first of all, those who served in the ranks of the Armed Forces, have certain military specialties and combat experience.