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Ukrainians drove traitor Natasha Koroleva to a nervous breakdown: Russian media told about the singer's condition

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Natasha Koroleva, a singer from Kyiv who ignores the genocide of her people and glorifies the USSR at propaganda events, was allegedly driven to a nervous breakdown by Ukrainians. Russian media stated that the artist went to a sanatorium for treatment because she needed a "reboot."

According to the propagandists, the reason was a wave of hate after the collaborator's performance on May 9 with a St. George's ribbon. The artist took a male stripper Tarzan, who praises the occupiers, as a companion.

Russians say Koroleva had a nervous breakdown

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It is noteworthy that the performance of the traitor to Ukraine was not even aired, because in September 2022, the singer performed in Moscow in blue and yellow colors. According to media reports, Koroleva flew to Russia from the United States to perform at a concert on the so-called Victory Day, but the "organizers came to their senses" and did not include the recording in the TV version.

The collaborator performed on May 9

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However, the singer decided that the performance should not go unnoticed, so she posted a video on her Instagram. It is important to note that the collaborator's page is not accessible to users from Ukraine without VPN services.

However, under the post, you can still find comments criticizing her from both Ukrainians and Russians. It was these comments that allegedly drove Koroleva to a nervous breakdown.

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