Russian prosecutors are considering labelling Alla Pugacheva, the queen of Soviet pop music, as a 'foreign agent' due to her criticism of the Ukraine war and the Kremlin. Pugacheva, known for her iconic songs and films, has expressed disgust with the war and the direction Russia is heading. Being labelled a 'foreign agent' in Russia carries negative connotations and strict requirements, but for some, it is a badge of honor for standing up to the government.
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Russian prosecutors considering labelling Alla Pugacheva as a 'foreign agent' due to her criticism of the Ukraine war and the Kremlin
Pugacheva known for iconic songs like 'Million Scarlet Roses' and films like 'The Woman who Sings'
Being labelled a 'foreign agent' in Russia carries negative connotations and strict requirements
Some view the 'foreign agent' designation as a badge of honor for standing up to the government