The sanctioned Bezrukov, who filmed in Ukraine, decided to create a branch of the Moscow theater in Donbas and gave an absurd reason

The famous Russian actor Serhii Bezrukov, who openly supports the genocide of Ukrainians and is sanctioned in many civilized countries, has expressed a desire to teach theater in the temporarily occupied Donbas. According to the Putinist, Ukrainians are eager to study with him, but cannot travel to Moscow.

The actor shared his dreams at the plenary session "On Key Results and Achievements in the Field of Culture" at the exhibition forum in the Russian capital. The propagandist's words were reported by the Russian media.

Bezrukov proposed to create a branch of the Moscow Provincial Theater in Donetsk, where he could personally come and teach.

The Russian added that he had already decided to enroll in a course at the Gerasimov All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography in Rostov-on-Don, after learning that "many people from Ukraine and Donbass wanted to enroll."

Earlier, Bezrukov fantasized about "fans from Ukraine" who allegedly complained to him about the authorities and "peacekeepers."

"They are just praying for it to finally be over, for me to finally get there," the artist said.

When the full-scale invasion began, Bezrukov performed The Little Prince in front of children from the so-called DPR and LPR, where he called the killing of Ukrainians "the duty of Russians."

After that, the Putinist was put on the sanctions lists of the EU and later Canada. Even though Bezrukov sang odes to Kyiv and filmed in Ukraine, he never changed his criminal position.