The famous rapper Oximiron (Miron Fedorov) was at the center of a serious scandal after the investigation of the journalist Nastya Krasilnikova in the podcast “The Daughter of the Robber”. Three girls publicly accused the musician of sexual relations with them when they were 13-15 years old, and he was about 23 years old. The investigation materials presents correspondence and certificates of the victims.
One of the girls, 32-year-old Vera Markovich, said that she met Fedorov when she was 15 years old and she studied in London. The musician worked as a guardian in a company that helped Russian schoolchildren adapt abroad. According to Markovich, during one of the parties, the rapper “had sex with her,” while she lay motionless, feeling “paralyzed”. After this incident, Fedorov began to avoid communicating with the girl and ignore the calls of her parents.
The second girl, 29-year-old Vika Kuchak, claims that Oximiron began to correspond with her when she was only 13 years old. According to her, the rapper wrote to her about his “perverted fantasies” and the desire to have sex with her. When Kuchak was 16 years old, she met with Fedorov after his concert in Ufa, where, according to the girl, was raped. “Three years to smoke a child who was 13 years old, and then having sex with him is a rape,” she said in a podcast.
The third victim, 32-year-old Vika Mikhailova from Dnepropetrovsk, shared the screenshots of correspondence with Raper, in which 23-year-old Fedorov wrote to her, 15-year-old girl, obscene messages of a sexual nature, sent references to pornography and offered to meet for sex. According to Mikhailova, the musician used “classic pedophilian manipulations”, saying to every minor girl, how “mature” and “wise” they are for their age. Mikhailova did not meet with Fedorov, because, according to her, she was afraid of him.
The podcast studio “either or” launched a special website dedicated to the investigation, where the audio messages of girls and screenshots of their correspondence with oximiron are posted. Journalist Nastya Krasilnikova tried to contact the rapper for the comment, but he read the message and did not answer. At the end of 2024, Oximiron transferred his Dolce Vita tour to 2026, explaining this to the “state of health”.