t.A.T.u at Moscow Gay-Pride: It was a military operation
Julia Volkova: “I was shocked when I saw these people – with chains, with crosses, with big sticks and knives. They attacked and hurt other people, the citizens of Russia – just like themselves. We all are one country, Russia’s people, and we must respect and understand each other and be tolerant. But Russians attacked Russians – and it was terrible! I thought it was the beginning of a war!”
Only at "ÌÊ" newspaper – an exclusive t.A.T.u. interview and all the details of their Tverskaya street "secret mission".
“t.A.T.u., to a certain degree, had no choice”, Leonid Shlyahover, the present t.A.T.u. concert director explains, “Considering band’s image and credo, it would be weakness and hypocrisy to ignore this situation, with the gay-pride in Moscow. We always had the same things we stand for – we are for love. In all its diversity and directions.
That’s why we decided to have a break in album’s recording in Los Angeles, bought the tickets and came.
On Sunday about 50 desperate gay activists once again tried to speak for their legitimate rights...