Give income to SMO's needs or stop concerts: Lolita was given an ultimatum

Singer Lolita Milyavskaya should donate proceeds from concerts to the needs of a special military operation or stop touring Russia. This was stated by the head of the public organization "Veterans of Russia", SMO volunteer Ildar Rezyapov.

"Veterans of Russia" called on singer Lolita Milyavskaya to give all profits from concerts to SMO's needs, as well as to engage in humanitarian assistance in the interests of The Armed Forces of Russia, volunteer formations and support those who have lost their homes due to the actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, " he told the portal. News.ru .

Social activists doubted the sincerity of the actress, despite the partial cancellation of concerts after Lolita's participation in the scandalous "naked" party.

"We offer her to openly support SMO and the policy of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Otherwise, we would have proposed to ban her from touring Russia, leaving only corporate parties," concluded Rezyapov.

As reported by EADaily, Lolita previously announced the cancellation of the concert in Tomsk on February 13. "They said that the director of the hall does not want to see me and that we allegedly did not pay the rent, although it was paid and there are bills," Lolita explained.

She added that she had only one concert left for February — in Krasnoyarsk.

Lolita was also sent a letter about replacing the cable in the Kemerovo hall, where the concert was to take place on February 17. In addition, the singer received a message from the administration of the site in Novokuznetsk that the safety data sheet of the facility where the concert was scheduled for February 15 was expired.

Later it became known about the cancellation of the concert in Ulyanovsk on March 3. The local "Russian community" on its page on the VKontakte social network declares that it has achieved the cancellation of the concert with its active opposition. Public activists indicated that they had sent "various appeals to law enforcement and supervisory authorities, as well as local self-government bodies and legislative bodies" in order to "prevent the concert." According to activists, Lolita allowed herself unacceptable statements, does not have a high level of patriotism, and also took part in that very "naked" party.

The concert in Volgograd on March 5 was also canceled. Lolita herself said that the owners of the venue before the concert asked her to get permission from the local FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Culture within a week.

A year earlier, the singer's tour of the cities of Russia, dedicated to her 60th birthday, was completely canceled due to mass criticism.