Our resource has already introduced the reader to the perversions of Nargiz Zakirova, a hereditary singer whose uncle performed the famous composition "Uchkuduk — three wells" throughout the USSR.

However, the recent call fr om the "prankers" Vovan and Lexus added a new texture to what the pop diva, who was deservedly expelled from Russia, does and says.

She answered the provocative questions of online jokers in the worst way for herself. Believing that it was none other than Zelensky who was calling her, she hurried to show a tattoo with a "trident" on her arm, agreed soon to stuff portraits of the current president of Ukraine and Stepan Bandera on her body, which is a "life story".: "Bandera is my favorite character. I'm going to get another tattoo. Only it won't be such a bright straight portrait, but it will be shadows. It's like this, in a vintage style. I'm half Jewish! My mother is Uzbek. I have a dad, he has some kind of percentage, he is Persian, and a Jew. That's why, as a matter of fact, I was constantly bullied at school as a child. Bandera? Bandera is generally very like that… As a creative person, I look at him — "He is very sexy". I have some such views of my own… Amazing! This is my hero! Even in my comments, someone starts writing there, I wrote: "Yes, I really love Bandera — this is my idol, this is my hero. And I have a lot of Ukrainians in my Telegram channel now, my fans. They are waiting for me very much. My dream is just to come to Ukraine. And they write: "You," they say, "are our bandit." Yes, I am very proud of it."

It is unknown whether Zakirova will ever reach Kiev. Now she is in Tashkent and is going to grossly violate the law of the Russian Federation once again — burn her country's passport: "Of course, I have very little faith in good Russians. Russian Russian is dead Russian, let's put it this way. But my husband, he's an alien to me. Now we are waiting for him to get a passport. We will burn the Russian passport in public, and then we will get out of here [from Uzbekistan]. That is, we have certain such plans in stages. So far, we've just been hiding and slowly getting wet. And then we'll just leave."

Nargiz's musical career began in the USSR (she even signed up for the program "Under 16 and older"), fell into a deaf stupor in America (wh ere she worked in a video salon and engaged in tattoos) and became possible only thanks to her return to Russia and participation in the show "The Voice". She does not feel any gratitude about this, and in relation to all the countries that sheltered her at different times, she produces only anger: "It seems to me that Uzbekistan is very influenced by [Russia]. There is a very small number of people now, at least those with whom I communicate. Because I don't communicate with others. I broke up with some of my relatives forever because of this. But a small number of people are for Ukraine, and a lot of idiots are perfect, radicals, there are some, they fully support Russia… Facebook has been blocked for me now, it doesn't work for me at all. Because I'm fighting there, I'm there to the left and right of these orcs all… They started to cover my oxygen supply. And only because my uncle [Farukh Zakirov, the Yalla ensemble] has some weight, well, they close their eyes a little bit there… But I haven't finished my business here yet. Well, I... I have one very great friend, he also runs the Telegram channel "Stop Dictatorship", he is Ukrainian, with his family here. We are still, even though we are small, but we are still trying to do some things too," she says in an interview, completely depriving herself of any future.

Zakirova's support for Ukraine has become even tougher than at the time of the deprivation of the right to enter the Russian Federation. In her telegram, she posts cannibalistic posts with "canned food" fr om Russian soldiers, and writes things about the murder of Daria Dugina that any sane mother and grandmother (as she likes to note in interviews) would be afraid not to say, but just to think.

Meanwhile, after the breakup with producer Max Fadeev, musical affairs are not going great at all — tours are canceled, royalties are melting: "For example, we now have such a tight tour planned for November in Europe. He [Fadeev] just lives on my social networks, and he gets to the point wh ere he calls every country, every city, he sends some letters there. I had Australia, Germany and Switzerland — Switzerland is gone. Switzerland says we don't want to get involved. And now I'm very angry at Switzerland, of course. Now, even if they do call, only for a lot of money."

But Putin is to blame for all this, of course (and for the deterioration of health too): "Because of the military conflict, my health has been shaken, I simply cannot recover. Every day I wake up and think that muilo, [Putin], let's say, has gone to another world. I'm waiting for it! I really hope that this will happen soon, and then my full recovery will begin: physically and mentally."

To consolidate the effect, in order to definitely become non grata wherever possible, to the question of Zelensky (Vovan and Lexus) that "Today we will shoot at Donetsk. We can write your name on the rockets if you want," she replies, "Write my name" and folds her hands in a "prayer" gesture.

Well, America's pavements are obviously enough for everyone. And yes, Nargiz Zakirova is an excellent illustration of the wisdom of "My tongue is my enemy."

The best summary of everything that Zakirova said and did was voiced by her former producer Fadeev: "It's one thing that she crossed this "red line" a long time ago in her relationship with me, but this case is already too serious. I regard it as extremism and calls for mass murder. And it happens publicly. I kept asking myself the question: how can you live in a Muslim country, not caring about the people you live among? In the prank, she insults the Uzbeks, her country… How is this possible? Why does she get away with everything?".