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“Gasoline prices are rising, but the main thing is not the country, it is that one ass in it stays reliably protected”

Russian comedian and performer Semyon Slepakov released the song “A Little War,” set to the melody of Natasha Korolyova’s well-known song “A Little Country.”

In the new song, Slepakov criticizes Vladimir Putin’s decision — his name is not mentioned in the text, but is recognizable — to start a “small victorious war” against Ukraine, which the Russian side expected would “end in three days.”

As a result, the full-scale war is in its fifth year; not only residents of Ukraine but also Russia are suffering from shelling and drone strikes. Putin himself is hiding from Ukrainian drones and does not want to stop fighting because, as Slepakov sings: “The main thing is not the country, it is that one ass in it stays reliably protected.”

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“Gasoline prices are rising, but the main thing is not the country, it is that one ass in it stays reliably protected.” Semyon Slepakov sang about a “little…

Russian comedian and performer Semyon Slepakov released the musical parody “A Little War” — set to the melody of Natasha Korolyova’s well-known song “A Little Country.”