Far-rightists disrupt Kishlak's concert

On July 4, 2024, in Omsk, a group of ultra-rightists disrupted a concert by Maxim Fisenko, who performs emo music under the pseudonym Kishlak.

The concert was to take place in the Viking bar. Strong young men entered the dressing room before the concert and sprayed pepper spray at the musician. The rapper, the concert manager and visitors to the event, including minors, were injured. After the gas was sprayed, a crush formed in the closed room, after which the attackers beat up several people.

Kishlak underwent a medical examination and wrote a statement to the police, but it was not accepted.

According to the bar staff, the director of the private security company Irtysh, Viktor Bogachev, participated in the attack. His subordinates were guarding the concert and did not prevent the attackers from passing. Bogachev denies involvement in the incident. Bogachev recorded his statement on Instagram, wearing a T-shirt from the ultra-right brand Rusich with a boat and the inscription "No death for us."

Bogachev's page contains memorial posts about Maksim (Tesak) Martsinkevich, prints with neo-pagan Dobroslav and ultra-right symbols, and photographs against the backdrop of the imperial flag in a T-shirt with ultra-right symbols.

On January 29, 2024, Kishlak's concert was cancelled by the "Sofa Troops of the Russian Community of Omsk".

On July 24 and 25, Kishlak's concert was planned in Samara. However, after the appeal of the "Cyber ​​Squad" of the Russian Community "to the appropriate authorities", the concert was cancelled.

The far-right was also outraged by Kishlak's performance on June 13-14 at VK FEST in Moscow. On the eve of the concert, the Russian Community and some other organizations issued a statement against the concert of the propagandist of "drug addiction, LGBT and suicide."

Sources

• Based on materials from ultra-right Telegram channels.
• Representatives of the Viking club told details of the attack on rapper Kishlak in Omsk // Om1.ru. 2024. July 5.