President of the Georgian FNKA in Russia's David Tsetskhladze categorically condemned the actions of the Georgian artist.
On May 25, a video spread online in which a certain Georgian artist at a music festival in Tbilisi tried to desecrate the flag of Russia and offend the feelings of millions of people.
"We, Georgians, proudly wear the national flag of the Russian Federation and no one will succeed in creating a rift between our peoples with cheap provocative actions," Tsetskhladze said.
As EADaily reported, Georgian singer Erekle Getsadze at the Tbilisi Open Air festival desecrated the Russian flag right on stage — threw the tricolor into the urn and pretended to urinate on it.
At the same time, Getsadze places his tracks on Russian sites, including Yandex Music.
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