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Larisa Dolina, wearing bows in her ears and a purple suit, sang to the occupiers who "lost body parts" in Ukraine

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Pro-Putin singer Larisa Dolina, who was born in Baku but grew up in her Ukrainian parents' hometown of Odesa since she was three years old, gave a concert to Russian occupiers who lost their limbs in the war in Ukraine. The Putinist came out to the crippled terrorists undergoing treatment in a "glamorous" look with bows in her ears and a purple suit.

After her speech, she talked to the propagandists, assuring them of the importance of such events. According to Dolina, she provides psychological support at such meetings.

The performer said that she feels excruciating pain when she has to perform in front of the wounded occupiers who "lost parts of their bodies" in the war.

But there is nowhere to go from this, so the artist, with blue eyeshadow and cherry lipstick, came to "treat" the murderers, looters, and rapists with her songs to curry favor with the Kremlin.

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For her concert in front of the wounded, Dolina dressed in a bright purple suit and put on earrings of the same shade, with bows that merged with the collar. In such a carnival look, she came to provide "psychological support" to the occupiers.

"I saw living eyes and realized that I had come for a reason. Such meetings are very important for those who are on the front lines, who fought," the Putinist said.

According to the Russian media, Dolina shared the improvised stage with Lev Leshchenko, who previously called himself an "apolitical" Russian, singer Elena Sever, and Denis Maidanov, who threatened the world with "Sarmatians."

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