Russian Z-patriot Yury Kuklachev finds himself in intensive care after calls for bombing Europe and US: the actor was afraid of Russia's defeat and slavery

Popular Russian clown, actor, circus animal trainer, and Z-patriot Yury Kuklachev hospitalized in a life-threatening condition after his concert in Moscow. The artist, who called on the Russian Federation to bomb peaceful European and American cities and feared Russia's defeat, suffered a heart attack and is now in serious condition.

According to his son Dmitry, doctors do not give any prognosis. The clown was operated on and left in the hospital. Russian media wrote about it.

"Yesterday, Kuklachev became ill during his anniversary concert in Moscow. At first we thought it was just a pinched nerve, but the situation turned out to be much more serious. The circus animal trainer was hospitalized and operated on at night," the propagandists wrote.

Interestingly, Kuklachev, 75, wanted to donate the money he earned from this performance to the families of the Russians killed and injured in the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack. It was after the shooting at the mall that he spoke of "revenge on the West and Europe."

"The terrorists' attack clearly showed who we are fighting during the "SMO". Our people have now seen what the West and Europe will do to us if they, God forbid, defeat us. They will shoot us like partridges, they will implant chips in us to make us their slaves," the Kremlin jester said.

Kuklachev's son told the media that the operation was successful. He added that the actor is in a serious but stable condition. "Doctors never give good or bad prognoses, they did everything they could," he said.

As a reminder, Kuklachev once performed in the Russian-annexed Crimea, for which he was included in the Myrotvorets database.

"Propaganda of war. Propaganda of Russian fascism and Nazism. Public support of Russian aggression and murder of Ukrainian citizens. Attempts on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine. Participation in events aimed at glorifying war criminals who participated in the murders of Ukrainian civilians," his "dossier" reads.

By the way, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin congratulated Kuklachev on his 75th birthday, noting his "significant contribution to the development of circus art."

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