The popular actor's collective "Quartet I", which is known by the tape "What Men Talk About," said that he will not perform in the Crimea.

Artists are not going to perform in the occupied Crimea, even if they are called there, because of the problems that they may have in Ukraine. This radio station "Says Moscow", said one of the founders of the team, the actor and screenwriter Rostislav Hayit.

As an argument, the actor remembered the situation that occurred with one of the participants of the "Quartet I" Nonna Grishaeva, who recently got into the base of the "Peacemaker" after crossing the territory of the occupied Crimea. "As far as I know, Nonne was not officially banned from entering Ukraine, but at the same time they called and said" do not come, it will be bad ". Nona is a person who actively supports the current government in Russia. And if she was in the Crimea, then according to the Ukrainian legislation, if she entered there not through the territory of Ukraine, then she violated the law, "noted Hayit.

Also, the actor assured that if they were invited to perform in the Crimea, they would not have done it, precisely because of the reluctance to have problems.

"We have not been called from Crimea once, and if they called, we would not have gone precisely because of this situation. With all due respect to the inhabitants of the Crimea, they are not to blame for anything, but we also think of ourselves. I have a mom, a dad and an older brother in Odessa, what will I not go there? "- stressed the artist.

Recall, the other day in the base of the "Peacemaker" because of the visit to the occupied Crimea came the actor and director Konstantin Khabensky.