Actor With Pro-Putin Views Starring In ‘Vivat, Garde-Marines!’ Gets Shot In Ukraine

The occupant was wounded in the eye.

Russian actor and occupier Mikhail Mamyaev, who became famous in 1991 thanks to his role in the film “Vivat, Garde-Marines!”, will no longer fight as before. The Putinist ended up in the hospital with the “Z” symbol on the windows.

He appeared to be pinned to his hospital bed by a wound to his eye. With a bandage on him, Mamayev took a photo and wrote a poem about the war, writes obozrevatel.com.

The wounded man did not disclose any other details and did not respond to the concerned “patriots” in his comments. Before that, he published photos from the field, armed and equipped for battle with the Ukrainians.

“Life can force you to seek and hide,

Drawing your path through the war,

And on your left shoulder blade one night

You’ll hear no pulse anymore.”

– the Russian described his gloomy mood, which frightened his subscribers even more.

The first photos of Mamayev with weapons at the front appeared at the beginning of 2023. Then he started writing poems about how he wanted to become a “bullet sieve” and was ready for “pain and war”.