Spectators are forbidden to dress in yellow and blue and bring posters with them.
In Russia, they are recruiting extras through social networks for a rally-concert in Luzhniki, which is scheduled for February 22 on the occasion of the anniversary of Russia's recognition of the “independence” of the so-called “DPR” and “LPR” and the attack on Ukraine.
This is reported Russian Telegram channels.
Dictator Vladimir Putin is expected to attend the concert.
Those who wish to attend the concert are promised to pay 500 rubles for attending the concert. They also plan to drive students from Moscow universities and state employees there.
For example, employees of the Moscow metro are “voluntarily-compulsorily” gathered for a concert.
< p>“The memo for the employees of the subway says that they must be at the entrance to the stadium no later than 13:00. They cannot come in uniform and special clothes or use the metro logo,” notes the We Can Explain telegram channel.
It is also forbidden to dress in yellow and blue – the colors of the Ukrainian flag. Already on the spot, the spectators will be given flags and other paraphernalia. Posters are not allowed.
In addition, extras need to be in advance leave your passport details: full name, date and place of birth, series and number of the passport, as well as the date of issue. They promised 500 rubles for attending the concert, which they promise to pay the next day.
Recall that dictator Putin is going to celebrate the anniversary of the war in Ukraine and arranges a concert in Luzhniki.
The day before, he will address the Federal Assembly of Russia. According to some experts, during this address, Putin may announce a general mobilization in the Russian Federation. Others believe that the dictator can declare that “the goals of the “special operation” have been achieved”.
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