Rapper Legalize said he was not allowed on board a Polish airline
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Rapper Legalize (Vladimir Menshikov) reported that he was not allowed on the plane of LOT Polish Airlines. According to him, the company refused to take on board passengers with Russian passports. He was supposed to fly on a LOT Polish Airlines flight from Astana to Budva for a concert.
“The company refused passengers with Russian passports. “I am forced to postpone the concert in Budva,” the rapper wrote on Facebook (belongs to Meta, recognized as extremist in Russia and banned).
According to the rapper, he “does not feel negative towards the air carrier’s decision,” since it does not compare “with the real suffering of Ukrainians.” Mr. Menshikov announced the postponement of the concert; all tickets for the concert in Budva will remain valid.
Rapper Legalize left Russia for Lithuania this summer. The Russian prosecutor’s office is checking it to discredit the Russian armed forces. He has repeatedly criticized the fighting in Ukraine. Several posts on his official page on VKontakte were deleted at the request of the prosecutor’s office.
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