The musicians blamed the situation on the “artists” – traitors who went abroad and would not return to Ukraine.
Performances of the Ukrainian group TVORCHI abroad may be canceled due to the departure of the “traitors” on the pretext of cultural events. Artists who participate in charity concerts and help raise money for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine may lose the opportunity to represent the interests of Ukraine in other countries. The musicians talked about it in the social networks of the group.
“Our performance next week in the city of Neurobi, where USAID invited us to speak at the opening of the mural as part of the Wall project and influence the level of anti-Ukrainian propaganda there, is questionable. Our participation in all pre-Eurovision promotional events and the opportunity to represent our country is questionable and creativity is at its best there,” he said. .
TVORCHI pointed out that since the spring of 2022, they have participated in charity concerts around the world. According to the artists, the group helped raise money for refugees for military ammunition, cars, medical equipment and other things. However, such activities are under threat because of the “traitors” who left as artists and did not return.
“We hope justice will be served, the traitors will be punished, and we will be given the opportunity to work for the good of the country and the Ukrainian brand,” the musicians said.
Recall that it was learned from an interview on March 2 that the Ukrainian humorist Andriy Shchegel received three subpoenas and left Ukraine to go to Turkey under the pretext of speaking abroad. “The choice of these men – to die,” he said, and he will not return home. After that, the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy prepared the complexity of the conditions for the departure of conscripts from the country. Schegel’s actions were called “unacceptable” in the MKIP.
Later, the comedian called Ukraine a circus without a chance for a civilized life, and Ukrainians – mice. Shchegel said that the Ukrainian people himself became the strongest motivation to never return.
However, the same day, the comedian issued an apology as a video of his stormy speech about Ukraine went viral. Shchegel accused journalists of taking their words out of context, and in effect they were a “helpless reaction” to aggression and threats.
Source: Focus
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