Руслан Белый и Максим Курников | Интервью BILD

Summary

The transcript covers an interview with Russian comedian Ruslan Bely, who now lives abroad after being designated a 'foreign agent' in Russia. They discuss the war, Russian public opinion, challenges of emigrating, comedy touring, and more. Bely explains why he left, reactions from fans, compromises in comedy material, effects of propaganda, and his complex views on the military. He sees positives like Ukraine's leader being a comedian but condemns the war's effects. Overall, Bely aims to spark critical thinking while bringing laughter.

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Q & A

What is Ruslan's profession?

Ruslan is a comedian and former producer.

Why did Ruslan leave Russia?

Ruslan left Russia due to the war in Ukraine and being labeled a 'foreign agent'.

How does Ruslan feel about the war?

Ruslan is against the war and believes it will psychologically damage many people.

What does Ruslan think about Putin?

Ruslan believes Putin and the Russian government view the world too simplistically.

How did Ruslan's audience react to him leaving Russia?

Many were upset and felt betrayed that he left after serving in the military.

How did Ruslan respond to negative internet comments?

Initially he was offended, but over time he learned not to take them personally.

What does Ruslan think about soldiers following orders?

He believes soldiers feel obligated to follow orders due to their contracts with the state.

How does Ruslan feel about his hometown Voronezh?

He doesn't have a strong connection to it despite being introduced from there.

What does Ruslan think about Zelenskyy?

He is impressed a comedian became president but believes Zelenskyy now faces an impossible situation.

Where are Ruslan's upcoming shows?

He has upcoming shows in Berlin, Poland, the Baltics, Amsterdam, London, Cyprus, and Finland.