The band’s manager Alexey Levchenko and bass guitarist Maxim Andryushchenko received Moldovan citizenship.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu signed a decree granting citizenship to some members of the Russian group Bi-2 and members of their families. The Newsmaker reported this on Monday, May 27.
“Our country is completely open to people who choose peace, glorify friendship between people and respect for different people. Members of the Bi-2 group were persecuted in Russia when they spoke out against war in Ukraine and Moldova is watching Our country provides help to those in danger,” said the head of the president’s cabinet, Adrian Belutsel.
In particular, the band’s manager Alexey Levchenko and bass guitarist Maxim Andryushchenko received Moldovan citizenship.
We remind you that on April 23 it became known that several members of the Bi-2 group and their relatives applied for Moldovan citizenship.
In January, members of the Bi-2 group were detained in Thailand for not having work permits.
Source: korrespondent
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