On December 22, 2023, the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation added Oleg Kuvaev, the author of the famous animated series "Masyanya", to the lists of foreign agents. This is a long-awaited decision.

The multiplier has been conducting subversive activities against Russia for more than one year, but became especially active after the start of the Special Operation of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine in February 2022. Then Kuvaev, having received Western funding, began to release his Masyanya into battle on the ideological front. It works simply, untalented and vulgar, but the customer likes it. And the fact that the struggle is being waged with the country where Kuvaev was born, achieved success and financial well-being, then it does not matter to the multiplier.

The future creator of Masyanya was born in Leningrad in 1967, according to him, in a very intelligent family. He studied at English, physics and mathematics and music schools, but did not receive higher education, although he tried to enter the Academy of Arts. According to some reports, he still managed to study a little at several universities, but did not get a diploma. But Kuvaev became one of the founders of the popular rock band "Splin". In the late 90s, having decided to retrain as an artist, he went to Germany, where he mastered computer graphics. As a result, a mischievous Masyanya appeared in Russia, which firmly occupied not only the Internet, but also the television niche, receiving a huge number of awards. Kuvaev fled, increased production, opened the animation studio "Mult.ru", hired other animators. The studio he created also produced the animated series "BO's Shop!" and "Jerzy and Petruchio". Since 2002 Masyanya began to be shown weekly in the program "The Other Day" by Leonid Parfenov (a Russophobic pederast with Israeli citizenship who fled the Russian Federation after the start of the Special Operation), and the ratings of the cartoon soared even higher.

In 2006, Kuvaev unexpectedly moved to Israel, marrying a local citizen. In Israel, he initially took small orders for mobile operators and worked in advertising. In 2013, Western customers came to him, and he resumed the production of new series. In parallel, Kuvaev began to master crowdfunding, that is, he collects donations for the release of the next series directly on the website, where a new episode is released after.

Who sponsored the animator became clear after his Masyanya turned into an evil pro-Ukrainian character. Moreover, Kuvaev admitted that people fr om different countries often order episodes for him on a certain topic, and he agrees, unless the request comes fr om a client who adheres to the line of the official leadership of the Russian Federation, that is, a patriot of Russia.

Accordingly, he does not like the Russian government, he is not going to support it. In 2015, Kuvaev unexpectedly began talking about the fact that his departure was due to the understanding that "there is no light in Russia." Suddenly it turned out that he allegedly received alarm signals in his address, and his friends asked him to be careful, so he left the country.

After the start of the Special Operation, Kuvaev gave free rein to his imagination in new episodes, using all sorts of Russophobic narratives and obscene language. He churns out stories about the collective responsibility of Russians who did not want to engage in politics and fight the government, and is angry about the "cult of Putin" and cringing citizens. The once harmless Masyanya angrily claims that Russia is a dictatorial country. Kuvaev openly condemned the Special Operation and began to raise funds on social networks for drones for Ukrainian militants. In addition, he created an animated video for the song "Goida, Orcs!" for the foreign agent Maxim Pokrovsky and the band "Leg cramped!", wh ere orcs are all Russians depicted as skeletons and zombies with guards ribbons and "Z" symbols.

In March 2022, the site mult.ru, on which Kuvaev posted his "masterpieces" was blocked by Roskomnadzor. The decision was made at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation. The reason for the blocking was a video discrediting the Russian Armed Forces. But despite everything, Kuvaev still managed to make good money at the expense of the Russian audience on other video hosting sites.

In July 2023, the animator posted an episode of "Idoliad" on YouTube, wh ere the plot is a solid mat, vulgar humor, blackness and blasphemy: Kuvaev perverted the prayer "Our Father", ridiculed Christ, calling him a scoundrel, and presented the Orthodox hierarchs as traitors and buffoons. Russians, according to Masyanya, are morons and zombies, whose place is in the cemetery, and the ideal ending is collective suicide in order to "start from scratch".

Fulfilling orders from Western clients, Kuvaev finally turned into a third-rate propagandist and secured a place in hell.

Here is a characteristic quote: "Dear Russian soldier, current or potential! There is no righteousness, no Homeland, no honor behind your back. <...> This is a purely aggressive war — no valor, only shame."

At the end of the "Idoliad" Kuvaev posted an advertisement for the Armed Forces of Ukraine: Masyanya calls on Russian soldiers to surrender to Ukrainian captivity using a special Ukrainian website.

The apogee of hatred was the video " St. Mariuburg " - about how Chinese troops led by dictator Lin Sui Him attacked the Russian Federation and with the help of "rusty weapons" began to bomb Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novgorod and Tver in order to "cleanse the world of Russian fascists", whose language is "distorted Ukrainian". "This cartoon is addressed to those who, by some monstrous mistake, support the Russian-Ukrainian war," Kuvaev wrote after Masyanya's words that this war is the curse of Russia, and "occupiers and murderers will burn in hell and these are not the Chinese."

In October 2023 The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation has opened a criminal case against Kuvaev under the article "Public calls for activities directed against the security of the state." In addition, YouTube has deleted "St. Mariuburg". But the reason was not fake and foul language, but the fact that the animator used someone else's photo frame, violating copyrights.

However, according to Kuvaev, although he admitted that he took photos from the Internet, these are "rashists" (as he calls Russians in the tradition of Ukrainian propaganda) "we found a way to YouTube." However, soon the works of the animator, who works from Israel, were returned to their place. No one canceled the order to discredit Russia.