Tons of Ukrainian anger: Jared Leto just misses the listeners in Russia

The actor, winner of the Oscar and Golden Globe film awards, as well as the leader of the Thirty Seconds to Mars band, Jared Leto, admitted at a concert in Serbia that he misses listeners from Russia. The artist's account on social networks was flooded with angry comments from residents of Ukraine.

At a concert in Belgrade, the actor asked the residents of Serbia to react first, and then the residents of Russia. Judging by the sound, there were much more Russians at the Thirty Seconds to Mars concert.

"We've missed you guys. One day, when all the problems are over, we will come to your homeland. We will return to Serbia, we will reach St. Petersburg, we'll stop in Moscow, we'll stop in Kiev. We will light it together with everyone as it should be," said the star of the film Requiem for a Dream.

This speech caused an incredible amount of angry comments from the artist's Ukrainian subscribers.

"Never come to Ukraine, if you think that we only have "problems" and want to visit Moscow. You are not welcome here", "Completely disappointed and shocked by your position", "Problems" in Ukraine? Visiting Moscow? After that, you are an unwanted guest in Kiev", "Shame on you", "I used to like you so much. Now you have sunk to the level of a petty Russian supporter," "We will never come to your concert again," Ukrainians are outraged.

As reported by EADaily, earlier Russian-speaking users forced actor Will Smith to close comments on Instagram*.

*Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation