The soloist of the group "Bi-2" Leva (Egor Bortnik ❶) shared his emotions from the word "homeland". The conversation was going on during the prank of Vovan (Vladimir Kuznetsov) and Lexus (Alexey Stolyarov), the interlocutor portrayed a friend of a musician, a foreign journalist.
"I've been living in a foreign land since I was 19, I don't care. I do not believe in the concept of "homeland," said Bortnik❶.
Bortnik also said that not all members of the team reacted equally to the special military operation of Russia on Ukraine. One of the musicians was kicked out of the band after he broke down in a Thai migration prison.
It is known that Bortnik❶ has an Israeli passport.
As reported by EADaily, Leva also told the prankers that he sends monthly to Ukraine through various funds is about 5 thousand euros, the total amount of its donations has already exceeded 100 thousand euros. At the same time, the musician emphasized that no matter how he was accused, he finances exclusively humanitarian aid.
"If I had a lot of money, I would buy a batch of HIMARS. But I help as much as I can, I tear it almost from my heart," he concluded.
After that, the door of the musician's apartment in Moscow was set on fire, leaving an inscription on the wall next to it: "Greetings to the enemy and traitor Lev from the Pianist."
❶An individual performing the functions of a foreign agent

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