Russian rapper Ligalize, who was especially popular in the noughties, will be checked for "discrediting the Russian Armed Forces". The day before, Andrey Menshikov (the musician's real name) gave an interview to Yury Dudy, in which he criticized Russian aggression, as well as the bloodthirsty Putin regime.

The statement on the rapper is allegedly already in the Prosecutor General's office. This is reported by the propaganda Telegram-channel Mash.

The documents state that Ligalize is allowed to enter the country and is not recognized as a "foreign agent," but in a recent interview with Dud, he "unashamedly condemned Russia's actions and insulted the president, all this coupled with his latest music video, where Russian soldiers are orcs and Ukrainian soldiers are, of course, knights."

Outraged Z-patriots demand that the rapper-oppositionist's clips be banned on the territory of the terrorist country, and Menshikov himself be recognized as an extremist and restricted from entering Russia. Now, by the way, the performer is in exile and lives in Lithuania.

In an interview with Dud, he, in particular, said the following: "Our state is waiting for a complete collapse. Everything will be sad there. I don't believe that something good awaits Russia ... Putin looks pathetic with his army, which does not exist."

Earlier OBOZREVATEL wrote that a native of Krivyi Rig, blogger-traitor Artur Babich did not please Russian fans and risks being deported or going to jail. The Ukrainian, who keeps silent about the genocide of his native people and lives in Moscow with a Russian girl, is also accused of "discrediting the Russian Armed Forces."

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