The Kremlin's top propagandist, who is called "Putin's mistress," sang the song of Ukrainian soldier Khlyvniuk with the Russian military

Ekaterina Mizulina, a member of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation and head of the Safe Internet League, made a stupid move on February 23, the day Russians welcomed the occupiers. The 39-year-old propagandist, who is widely believed to be having an affair with Russian President Vladimir Putin, sang the hit song "Vakhteram" by Ukrainian soldier and musician Andrii Khlyvniuk.

Mizulina, who has been a nightmare for Russian stars for anti-war propaganda and LGBT references in her work, "honored" the Marshal of Engineer Troops O.I. Proshlyakov Command School with her visit to congratulate the cadets and participants of the so-called "SVO".

The propagandist appeared in front of the audience in a dress but was rushed to change into her uniform.

The video shows dozens of cadets applauding while the guitarist and Mizulina sang: "White wallpaper, black dishes. There are two of us in a Khrushchev apartment. Who are we and where are we from".

The audience did not know that they were performing the hit of a Ukrainian band whose leader has a state order for the courage of the third degree, volunteers, and most importantly, neutralizes the Russian occupiers who love its songs.

"Now I am a pilot of an attack drone called Punisher. The tasks are very simple: intelligence gives us targets, and we neutralize these targets. That's all," said the author of Vakhters.

By the way, he is aware that many Russian military personnel know his tracks by heart. The artist even addressed such people directly.

"Enemies who grew up with my songs, think about it. It's pointless, enemies. It's pointless and stupid. You are fucking marauders. You kill for a washing machine and die for the eternal power of your grandfather, who is even sick of showing his family. You are dying for his dacha on Lake Baikal," Khlyvniuk wrote.

Only verified information is available on our Obozrevatel Telegram channel and Viber. Do not fall for fakes!