Security forces on Khlystov's detention: He will be home after serving his sentence
An account linked to security agencies claims that the singer was at GUBOP a year ago.
Alexey Khlystov. Photo from his Instagram
Today it became known that singer Alexey Khlystov, who became a taxi driver due to a ban on performing, ended up in Akrestsina. A video later appeared on the singer's account, which he recorded in case of another "preventive conversation" with security forces.
In that video, Alexey says that he has already been summoned twice. The first time by GUBOP, then by GUVD. "Now I've been invited to the Transport Police or Transport Service on Partizansky Avenue. I assume I will either be detained or there will be another conversation. I have not committed any unlawful acts, I have not done anything," the video states.
In comments to posts on Threads about the singer's detention, an account linked to security agencies claims that Khlystov "ignored repeated summonses to the State Automobile Inspectorate (GAI) to draw up a protocol for parking his car under a sign," saying that he was in other cities.
"They didn't wait and had to look for him themselves. That's it. Full stop. And he was at GUBOP a year ago. In short, he disobeyed lawful demands," the account writes, adding that this is an old video.
He assures that Khlystov "will be home after serving his sentence."
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