Ukrainian performer Vitaliy Kozlovsky told how he treats men who went abroad during the war, and also stood up for the dancer Vlad Yama. In particular, the singer admitted that at first he condemned male artists who were abroad at the beginning of the war in Ukraine and did not return.. However, later he changed his mind, because everyone reacts to fear in different ways.. " The first six months of the war I was very outraged. This was an incomprehensible moment for me.. People who at first glance seemed authoritative took and fled. But today I do not condemn them and have no right to do so.. It's wrong that once even in my head I did it. He experiences every fear of war in his own way,"

The performer came to the defense of the choreographer Vlad Yama. According to Vitaly, he does not know all the nuances, but he is convinced that there were reasons why the dancer left for the USA in the first days of the war. " The question is how to provide for your family.

Apparently he has some feelings.. He is the breadwinner in the family. I don't know all the nuances,"

Note that Vlad Yama moved to the United States at the beginning of a full-scale war with his family.. For this, the choreographer received a hate on social networks more than once. However, many support Yama. In particular, the actor Taras Tsymbalyuk recently came to his defense, who advised him to better pay attention to how much the choreographer does abroad for Ukraine..