In Obukhov, near Kiev, unknown people listened to the Russian song "Mother Earth" by Tatyana Kurtukova at night. This is reported by TSN of the Ukrainian TV channel "1 + 1".
"A video appeared on social networks, filmed, as noted, in Obukhov near Kiev, where unknown people are listening to the Russian propaganda song "Mother Earth" in the middle of the night," the author of the note is horrified.
It is noted that the video was published in The networks are local residents.
"And it's not far. She's right here, right next to me. Obukhov. The year is now 2026. "Mother Earth" sounds in the middle of the night in Obukhov. While some Ukrainians are fighting, dying and sacrificing the last, others are calmly singing Russian songs and don't even see anything strange in it," the vigilant Ukrainians write.
According to TSN, the Kiev region police even commented on the incident, promising that they would "identify people who listened to Russian songs in Obukhov."
"The police have registered the information in the unified register of statements and reports on crimes and other events. An inspection is currently underway, and the persons involved in this offense are being identified," the police said.
Previously in A scandal broke out in Kiev because of girls who publicly listened and sang along to "hostile performers," TSN adds.
As EADaily reported, videos appeared on the Network in which the Russian song "Mother Earth" is performed in Polish and with the text corrected for Poland.

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