They promise food and songs of Gazmanov: in the Russian Federation they are recruiting “volunteers” for the Crimean concert at Luzhniki

According to the same scenario, recruitment was announced for the previous event with the participation of Vladimir Putin, which was timed to coincide with the anniversary of the war. Numerous artists have already confirmed their presence.

In Russia, they began to recruit “volunteers” for the March concert in Luzhniki, which is timed to coincide with the anniversary of the annexation of the Crimean peninsula. This is reported by Russian media.

Information about the recruitment of people for the rally in Luzhniki was published in the Mega Volunteer Moscow group on the VKontakte social network, which is blocked in Ukraine. Anyone can apply and all they need is personal data and attendance at the event.

A concert will be held with the participation of Russian President Vladimir Putin on March 18, the anniversary of the day when the Russian Federation annexed the peninsula. Participants of the event are promised free food, as well as a magnificent concert.

Among the artists will be the audience’s favorite Shaman, Oleg Gazmanov, the Lube group and many others.

“You can get to the event only by tickets – they, according to the organizers, will be issued on the day of the concert only after filling out a questionnaire with personal data,” the message says.

It is worth noting that the same group recruited participants for a rally-concert, which is timed to coincide with the anniversary of the start of the war in Ukraine. With the help of special chats, administrators coordinated people and collected photo reports.

Recall that on February 22 at Luzhniki, a child let slip about the script, but the presenters interrupted her. After the speech of a girl from the occupied city at a concert-rally in honor of the anniversary of a full-scale war, a song was sung in Ukrainian.

Also on February 22, Russian media wrote that 200,000 Russians were driven to a concert with Putin’s participation. In order to gather more people, the organizers offered citizens 500 rubles each, and students were promised warm clothes and freedom from couples.