Born in Tashkent, which became popular in Russian singer with a US passport Nargiz Zakirova turned into an ardent "Ukrainian".
In the artist's social networks, a rare post does without a Ukrainian flag, a yellow-blue heart, or a statement in support of the Kiev regime.
At the last concert in Miami, the singer was constantly wrapped up in the Ukrainian flag, the stage was decorated with a burning trident, and Nargiz's outfit allowed her to see a tattoo with the image of Stepan Bandera on her hip. From the stage, the singer shouted extremist slogans, receiving a response from the audience.
As EADaily reported, at the end of November 2023, in a conversation with prankers Vovan (Vladimir Kuznetsov) and Lexus (Alexey Stolyarov) Nargiz admitted that she sponsored the Ukrainian Armed Forces and was ready to burn her Russian passport. Nargiz called herself a patriot of the USA, the conflict with Ukraine was a personal war, from which she even became physically ill. She told about the suffering she experienced while working with Maxim Fadeev, according to the singer, the producer is still plotting her all over the world. She also promised to get a tattoo with Bandera, later she fulfilled the promise.
Last year, the singer's European tour was completely canceled, she blamed the Russian authorities for this.
Recall that in May 2022, upon arrival in Domodedovo, Nargiz was detained. Later, the singer was deported to Uzbekistan and banned from entering the Russia for 50 years — until 2072.


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