"I wish Ukraine victory": Russian singer Noize MC expresses support for AFU's Kursk incursion and speaks out about relatives in Belgorod

Russian rapper Noize MC, who has been condemning Putin's regime since 2014, supported the Ukrainian operation in the Kursk region of Russia. The artist believes that the aggressor needs to be "kicked in the teeth" so that the occupiers retreat from Ukraine.

At the same time, he sympathizes with the residents of the Russian Federation who allegedly suffered from the fighting. A corresponding post appeared on the singer's Instagram.

In Sudzha, Kursk Oblast, where videos of Ukrainian soldiers are already coming from, there is a person who is not a stranger to the rapper, as she is the grandmother of a very close friend of his. According to the artist, she did not flee the city.

"War is s**ty. There should be no war. But until the aggressor gets kicked in the teeth, it will not calm down and will not retreat, and therefore the war will continues, this is the problem. So yes, I wish Ukraine victory. And I am also working for this victory. This does not prevent me from sympathizing with the civilian victims on the Russian side. And there are many people like me. There is no contradiction here," Noize MC wrote.

In the photo, he posed in a T-shirt with the inscription Azov, but he was quick to justify himself by saying that it was not a reference to the heroic battalion.

"Now let's talk about extremist symbols. This T-shirt depicts the Azov train, which used to run on the Kyiv-Mariupol route. It was given to me by my friend Yana Yakovenko. She designed this print herself. Yana is from Mariupol. Her city was destroyed by Russian troops," the singer explained.

The artist has slammed his followers who criticize him for helping the victims of the hostilities, and also shared that he has Ukrainian grandparents who are Russian and now live in Belgorod.

Earlier, it was reported that the singer's grandfather was born in Donetsk region and that he lived in Vinnytsia for a long time. According to the musician, it was he who instilled a love for the Ukrainian language in his grandson.

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