Russian singer Natalya Chistyakova-Ionova (Glucose) is in Israel. Due to the turbulent situation in the country, she and her children are forced to hide in a bomb shelter, the artist herself said on social networks.
According to her, they are in Tel Aviv
“We are located near the hotel. Recently the siren sounded and we were all taken downstairs. We all went down, the kids were a little scared, but overall everything was fine. I don’t know what will happen next,” the singer said.
The video with Glucose is published by Mash.
She also posted a photo with children from a bomb shelter. The picture was also distributed by Telegram channels, including “Bloody Lady” by Ksenia Sobchak.
The Glucose family went to Tel Aviv for a concert by singer Bruno Mars, which was eventually cancelled. He himself had already left Israel. Glucose cannot leave Israel, since the Federal Air Transport Agency has introduced restrictions on flights.
Recall that the Palestinian movement Hamas attacked Israel with rockets on the morning of October 7. The militants were able to take control of some settlements and took hostages. The group said it aims to create a Palestinian state. In response, the Israel Defense Forces launched the counter-terrorism Operation Iron Swords in the Gaza Strip. Later, the President of partially recognized Palestine, Mahmoud Abbas, declared the right of the Palestinian people to protection from Israel, he was quoted by Wafa. On October 9, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that most of the militants who had entered Israeli territory had been destroyed. Read more here.
Source: Rosbalt
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