"This is an eyesore in the forge of Victory": singer Victoria Tsyganova proposed demolishing the Yeltsin Center.

Singer Victoria Tsyganova came to Yekaterinburg to perform at the 80th anniversary of the Chkalovsky District. And she didn't miss the opportunity. criticize The Yeltsin Center. She and her husband recorded a video proposing its demolition.

Tsyganova and her husband decided that the center "exists in vain" and jokingly said that after the concert, "a ceremonial demolition is planned."

But the singer didn't limit herself to just the video; she also published a post, complete with spelling errors.

"The Yeltsin Center is an eyesore in the forge of Victory.... Yekaterinburg is a complex city, home to many dark, liberal people, all of whom fear the truth and the light, but they will have to face the truth and answer for it, because God is with us!!! And there are many of us!" the singer wrote.

Yekaterinburg residents didn't appreciate the demolition joke. In a survey posted Most of E1.ru's audience did not support her criticism of the Yeltsin Center. Many reminded her that she had previously performed in honor of Boris Yeltsin.

It's worth noting that this isn't the first time the Yeltsin Center has come under attack. Last April, TV host Vladimir Solovyov called the Yeltsin Center a place of "disgusting liberals." Later, Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov and actress Maria Shukshina joined in, sharply criticizing the Yeltsin Center for its anti-state nature. Zyuganov then claimed that the center was created by the Americans and that the museum's exhibits were "political pornography." Naina Yeltsin, the widow of the former Russian president, defended the center, calling Zyuganov's comments "nonsense."

It should be noted that the reason for the persecution was the Yeltsin Center's statement of February 26, 2022, calling for an end to the war.