The artist said that the Russian military kidnapped a member of his family in 2022 during the occupation of Kupyansk.
Quest Pistols member Anton Savlepov shares the harrowing story of his brother Sergei, who was captured by the Russian military during the occupation of Kupyansk in 2022.
According to the musician, Sergei was patrolling the city when the invaders entered and took all the men, including his brother.
“When the occupation of Kupyansk began, he was one of the people who took part in the resistance actions. After the police and the city administration left him, a group of people, including my brother, decided that they would follow them. The security of the city I do not know, to be honest, why exactly and at what moment he was taken, and most importantly, for what and why he was taken From what I know, the Russian military entered the city and My brother was also taken, and he never came back,” the musician said in an interview with Focus.
Since then, the family has received no information about his whereabouts.
“He is considered a prisoner, in captivity in Russia, in fact, as far as I know, it is a difficult and difficult situation for our family. It is clear how to approach it, it is very difficult, but we do not lose faith and hope on his return as soon as possible,” said the singer.
Earlier it was reported that the ex-wife of Quest Pistols lead singer Anton Savlepov, Russian actress Irina Gorbacheva, spoke for the first time about the reason for their divorce.
The brother of the lead singer of Quest Pistols was captured in Russia
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