Alla Pugacheva's songs banned in Russia

Russian radio stations removed the songs of the Russian pop star Alla Pugacheva from the air. The information was confirmed to journalists by one of the sources of the Moskva radio station.

The source claims that the removal of Pugacheva's songs from the air is mainly due to her political statements.

It should be noted that Pugacheva and her husband, showman Maxim Galkin, openly opposed the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Russian media write that the star was never afraid and did not hesitate to express his opinion about the "special operation".

On September 29, it became known that Alla Pugacheva left Russia again. She flew to Israel, where her husband Maxim Galkin lives. She reportedly did not have a return ticket when she departed. Later it became known that the main reason for Pugacheva's departure from Russia was the unprecedented pressure at school on her children.

On September 18, Alla Pugacheva posted an anti-war status about Ukraine on Instagram. In addition, she asked to be registered as an “agent of a foreign state,” as the Russian Ministry of Justice had previously done in relation to her husband Maxim Galkin.

“I am appealing to the Ministry of Justice, asking to be included in the list of foreign agents of my beloved country, as I express full solidarity with my husband, who is a decent, fair and honest person. “He is a true patriot of Russia, he cannot be bribed and he wants Russia to develop and prosper, and not kill our boys for illusory purposes, which will make our country an outcast and make life difficult for our citizens,” Pugacheva wrote.

"Pugacheva's Riot" received many responses. Most experts agreed that the prima donna of the Russian stage will have to leave the country after such a status.