Leps canceled his concerts in occupied Crimea due to a power outage

Russian singer Grigory Leps, who openly supports Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, was forced to cancel his concerts in Feodosia and Yalta due to power outages and the difficult security situation on the peninsula. 

The artist’s performances were scheduled for August 11 and 12, but due to a “blackout,” he apologized to his fans and promised to return next summer. 

The Putin supporter advised fans to purchase refunds at the original points of sale and expressed hope to meet with the audience in a year. Meanwhile, a month earlier, Leps had already complained about the cancellation of his flight from Moscow to Sochi due to the closure of airspace amid the threat of drone attacks. At that time, the artist refused to travel by train, citing a lack of time for such a trip.

As a reminder, Ukrainian drones struck six Wildberries warehouses in Russia and Crimea.

The Ukrainian military has begun using a new method of striking Crimea.

In Crimea, residents are unable to obtain gasoline they have already paid for.