Gleb Viktor, the vocalist of the group 'Three Days Before Rain,' has…
Gleb Viktor, the vocalist of the group 'Three Days Before Rain,' has been sent to a hospital for treatment; his statements at the concert in Yekaterinburg were described as 'unconscious ramblings.' The lead singer of 'Three Days Before Rain' canceled the concert in Yekaterinburg.
Consensus
- Gleb Viktorov performed at a concert in Yekaterinburg on July 12.
- During the performance, Viktorov made remarks critical of the 'special military operation' (SVO) and expressed emotional distress about Russian soldiers dying.
- His microphone was turned off during his speech.
- After the incident, Viktorov posted a message in social media stating he had to flee Russia, which was later deleted.
- Viktorov was reportedly sent for medical treatment or rehabilitation.
- The management of 'Tri dni dozhdya' stated that his actions on stage were due to being under the influence of prohibited substances.
Points of divergence
- Viktorov's statements at the concert were described as 'unconscious babbling,' and it was claimed that he was given banned substances by strangers who entered his dressing room, facilitated by negligent security. — tgrain
- Viktorov explicitly used profanity in his speech (e.g., 'б*ять') and directly referred to the war as 'SVO' rather than calling it a war; he also urged fans to vote for the CPRF. — tg_astrapress
- Viktorov is reported to be feeling well, and scheduled concerts will proceed as planned according to producer Sergey Slem, contradicting claims of rehabilitation or medical treatment. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Vocalist Gleb Viktorov of 'Three Days of Rain' Sent to Hospital for Treatment; His Statements at Yekaterinburg Concert Called 'Unconscious Delirium' — Дождь
- Frontman of rock group 'Three Days of Rain' speaks out about the Special Military Operation during a concert in Yekaterinburg — ASTRA
- Lead singer of 'Three Days of Rain' cancels concert in Yekaterinburg — Вечерняя Москва