By Natali Moss
The musician perceived this warning as something absurd, because he considered the Russians "brothers", but since then he was preparing for war. "I learned about the war in 2006. So I was preparing both morally and physically," - said the representative of the Zaporizhzhya grassroots Cossacks Kozak Siromaha. He explained that he received a warning in Crimea during a tour with a traveling theater.
"The locals, the Crimean Tatars, warned us about the approximation of evil hours for Ukraine," the singer said, adding that at that time similar thoughts were made by many Ukrainians and them, etc. , they were considered nonsense, because the Russians were a "brotherly people. " We will remind, earlier the vocalist of the band of dance on the Maidan Congo, volunteer and writer Oleksandr Sidorenko, known as Fozi, told how the war changed Ukrainian artists.
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