The SBU has announced suspicion to the famous Russian actor

The actor openly supports Putin's policy and calls on Russian citizens to fight against Ukrainians. A year ago, the actor was already declared suspicion of three articles of the Criminal Code. The Security Service of Ukraine has announced the suspicion of 60-year-old Soviet actor and director Volodymyr Mashkov. Such information was published on the official page of the institution. In particular, it is known that the actor is charged with two articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine: ⁠h. 2 tbsp.

110 (encroachment on the territorial integrity and inviolability of Ukraine) and ⁠t. 436 (propaganda of war). The SBU staff gathered the necessary amount of evidence against the actor, who is a supporter of the Putin regime, he is engaged in aggressive advocacy of hostilities in Ukraine, often appears as the chief headliner in the actions of war in Ukraine.

In December 2023, actor Mashkov became the chairman of Putin's election headquarters in the 2024 elections, thus confirming the support of hostilities against Ukraine. Read also: "Soul with you": Pugacheva reacted to the shelling of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation of Kryvyi Rih in this "position" Mashkov became a key mouthpiece of propaganda in the "election campaign" of the Kremlin head.

"According to the investigation, Mashkov publicly calls for the support of Russian occupation groups fighting against Ukraine. He also personally justifies the destruction of civilian infrastructure and seizure of part of our country. The destructive rhetoric of Mashkov regularly repeats in the course of" election "tours, When traveling to temporarily occupied regions of Ukraine.

For the most part, such propaganda speeches of the racist take place in the form of "concerts-measuring" and "meetings with voters", "-say in the SBU. The SBU now has enough evidence against the actor. It is worth noting that in May 2023 Mashkov had already announced suspicion of three articles of the Criminal Code. According to these facts, an indictment has already been sent to court.