Russian stars’ semi-naked party sparks wartime backlash

У явле подруга пору Да просто А кто поговорил Вот старая гвардия Вот ты когда-нибудь видела 23 млн рублей на попе нет Вашему вниманию предоставляется Баш я ещ никогда пат глубоко красавчики толь по-другому ня б не у на сегодня вечеринка постановить [музыка] нише когда люди готовятся В жизни каждого человека бывают моменты когда

Зашёл не в ту дверь Да я знал о мероприятии получил приглашение Обещал прийти и пришёл но не знал У характере событий которые будут происходить за этими дверьми и ушёл Мне жаль что это произошло и что это невозможно было контролировать Ну Даст Бог я последний раз возвращаюсь к теме вечеринки которую

Назвали голой названа она была так конечно же иронично и в последний раз хочу подчеркнуть что шли мы на Арт выставку арт-объект

An ‘almost naked’ party at a Moscow nightclub, held while Russia is engaged in a war with Ukraine and authorities are pushing an increasingly conservative social agenda, has provoked an unusually swift and powerful backlash from the authorities, pro-Kremlin lawmakers and bloggers, state media, and Orthodox Church groups.
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The scandal has been dominating the headlines for days, displacing stories about rising egg prices and inflation, at a time when Putin has doubled down on social conservatism, urging families to have eight or more children, and after Russia’s Supreme Court ruled that LGBT activists should be designated as ‘extremists’.

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27 comments

  7. So this is to show how the rich doesn’t even notice there’s a war going on . This is an insight on what happened to Americans on Vietnam while a corrupt leader kept thousands of soldiers in a foreign land while the rich got to skate

  8. The real struggle is beginning when the elites, who have so far been able to insulate themselves from the war and the totalitarian state, find out they are not able to do so any longer

  10. You consenting adults do what ever weird things you want to do. I don’t even want to know about it and a sure don’t care to control your lives or be involved.

  11. So, it's a revelation to average Russians that while their kids are coming home minus limbs or in a zinc box, The Moscow/St Pete elite are still partying away like it's always New Year's Eve? Is that the reason for the faux outrage from the political and religious leaders? To pretend they are any different from the revelers?

    And I liked the bit in one news story about a mother who thought the partiers should have to pay for her son's new prosthetic legs. Never occurred to her that maybe the Russian government who sent her kid to get blown in half should take care of the bill. Just keep worshipping Putin and find any convenient scapegoat.

  17. The excess, decadence and degeneration of Russian society after 25 years of Putin loyalists in charge is on full display here and it's astonishing. The Russian working class should be outraged and rise up against their corrupt leaders.

  19. What hypocrisy. Putin's Orcs commit real obscenities in Ukraine with his blessing. But a decadent dance party in Moscow? The faux "moral" outrage by the Kremlin and its enablers is as cartoonish and perversely disingenuous as the rest of its messaging. My goodness, Solovyov declares "There's a WAR going on". So when can we expect to see Mr. Solovyov arrested and imprisoned for calling the war a war?

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