Comedian Mikhail Shats* (included in the register of foreign agents by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation), who visited Israel, joked about life in the country during the military campaign against Iran. He wrote an article about this on Instagram** (this social network is banned in Russia; it belongs to the Meta group, which is considered extremist and is banned in the Russian Federation).
“Sometimes in war, strange practical questions arise. For example, is it necessary to put antidepressants in the anxiety suitcase – or will it then stop the anxiety? Do you need to wear clean underwear after the sirens – or does this reduce the likelihood of you being found in the rubble? – Schatz sneered.
He also joked about why comedian Semyon Slepkov*** (listed by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation as a foreign agent), who also lives in Israel, always leaves the country on time.
Mikhail Shats identifies himself as Israeli
On February 28, Israel and the United States launched a joint operation against Iran. Among other targets, the targets were the command facilities of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Iran then began attacking Israel in response, as well as attacking US military bases in Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait and Jordan.
*included in the register of foreign agents by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.
**social networks are banned in Russia; belongs to the Meta group, which is considered extremist and banned in the Russian Federation.
***included in the register of foreign agents by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation.
