The Russian who cursed Galkin in Latvia was banned from entering and put on the list of "undesirable persons"

Russian blogger Maksim Winkler, who bought a ticket to a concert by Ukraine's friend Maksim Galkin and cursed the comedian, will no longer be allowed into Latvia, where the incident took place. Foreign Minister Baiba Braže did not ignore the outrageous quarrel and punished the fan of the terrorist regime.

In her new post on X (formerly Twitter), she says that the Russian was put on the list of "undesirable persons" after a scandal surrounding his behavior. This was done on a legal basis.

"I have decided to include Max Winkler in the list of persons undesirable for the Republic of Latvia and to impose an entry ban on him. The reason is Article 61 of the Immigration Law," the determined politician wrote.

As a reminder, a fan of the "Russian world" paid 200 euros for a front-row ticket to insult Galkin, and later approached the edge of the stage with a bouquet of carnations, which he placed two at a time. Galkin was not impressed by the performance of one actor.

He told the problematic spectator: "This is not your performance. Only when you are an honored person and can hold a concert for several thousand people will you be able to perform. Follow the Russian ship."

The Russian media spread the news, making the clumsy fan almost the voice of the entire Russian society, but he will have more problems than moral satisfaction because of his actions.

Earlier, OBOZ.UA wrote that Russians were dreaming about Pugacheva's return and her big concert, but the diva's husband almost immediately denied the propaganda.

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