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Soviet-Russian pop singer Alla Pugacheva commented on the latest events the media associated with her departure from Russia. She answered a question about rumors about the deprivation of an Israeli citizen’s passport.
The prima donna noted that the authorities of the country do not plan to deprive her of her nationality. Previously, a number of sources had admitted this possibility.
“If someone is happy to think that I feel bad, be happy,” Pugacheva said.
After leaving Russia, Pugacheva spends time with her family in Israel. Later, a denunciation of the interpreter to the police followed with a request for verification from the Primadonna for having discredited the Russian army. In mid-December, the tax service shut down Pugacheva’s last business in Russia.
Popular singer Lyubov Uspenskaya made an offer to people who are worried about the singer. She called on sympathetic Russians to visit Pugacheva in Israel. She spoke about this when answering a question about the singer’s likely return to Russia.
