Singer Nargiz Zakirova, who considers herself a kindred spirit of Stepan Bandera, accused the famous Russian producer Maxim Fadeev of persecution. The accusations were made in an interview with the YouTube channel "And Graham struck."
Nargiz said that after she broke her contract with the producer in 2019, "hell" began in her life. She remembered that then she was not allowed into the Russia was sent back to Uzbekistan, where the singer was allegedly persecuted by "Fadeev's people."
"My life has become simply unbearable. I was offended by my relatives because they did not take my side. They offered me to go to a meeting, to talk. But after all the humiliation that I went through, I will never meet with him," she said.
According to Zakirova, the former producer deliberately arranged her arrest and extradition.
"I have information that he came with a mission to be taken to Moscow and tried there in public," Zakirova concluded.
As EADaily reported, in a recent interview Nargiz stated that she felt a kinship with the Nazi criminal Bandera.
"Everything that I know today, what I am aware of, then today I can compare it absolutely with my rebellious character," she explained.
Earlier, the actress proudly showed a tattoo on her thigh with his image.

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