The soloist of the “Naive” group appeared at a concert in Moscow wearing a “Masha Moskaleva” T-shirt

The soloist of the group “Naive” Alexander “Chacha” Ivanov appeared at a concert in Moscow wearing a T-shirt “Masha Moskaleva” and talked about the persecution of the schoolgirl’s family. Video from the concert was published by Mediazona.

“Friends, taking advantage of the opportunity. I can’t pass by, I tried to push this case away from myself – I don’t know, I couldn’t, I don’t understand why, everything else turned out for some reason. This case of Masha Moskaleva for some reason does not let me go. Perhaps, because that my daughter is also the same age as her – she is 14, and Masha is 13. Friends, I want to ask you: Google this case, find out what happened there, be horrified by what happened to Masha and her family because of the picture she drew in the IZO class “, Ivanov said.

• Masha Moskaleva is a schoolgirl from the city of Efremova, Tula Region, raised by a single father. In April 2022, she drew a picture in which a woman with a Ukrainian flag shields a child from flying missiles. After that, on the initiative of the school staff, the family was checked by the police and the FSB. Moskalyov was threatened with deprivation of parental rights.
• On March 1, Alexey Moskalyov was detained for anti-war comments. Guardianship authorities placed Masha Moskalyova in a social shelter. On March 28, the court sentenced Alexei Moskalev to two years in prison on the charge of repeatedly discrediting the Russian army.
• On March 12, the Juvenile Affairs Commission of the city of Efremov, Tula region filed a lawsuit to restrict Moskalyov’s parental rights. Masha was taken from the shelter by her mother Olga Sytchikhina.