Unknown Persons Set On Fire Door Of Moscow Apartment Belonging To Leva ‘Bi-2’

The arsonists left a ‘message’ on the wall next to the flat.

Unknown persons set on fire the door of the Moscow flat belonging to Leva from ‘Bi-2’. The video of the arson was posted in one of the closed Telegram channels, BAZA writes.

The arsonists wrote on the wall next to the flat ‘Greetings to enemy and traitor Leva from the Pianist’.

In the Telegram channel, where the video of the arson was posted, the footage was accompanied by the caption that it was a ‘gift for 23 February.’ And Yegor Bortnik, ‘who had been earning money in Russia all his life, but as soon as the war started - he ran away and started financing the AFU, and set up the business of his entire group.’

A few days ago, in a conversation with prankers, the musician said that he sends five thousand euros a month to help the Ukrainian armed forces, and has already transferred more than 100 thousand in total. After the conversation with the pranksters, a video with the full address of Yegor Bortnik's flat was posted in one of the largest news TV channels.

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