Maxim Galkin, a comedian who has faced designation as a foreign agent in Russia, recently announced on Instagram that he has traveled to Cyprus as part of an international tour. The message framed the Cyprus stop as the opening move in a broader concert circuit intended for audiences abroad, with Cyprus serving as the initial waypoint on the itinerary.
In a note to fans, Galkin conveyed that the Cyprus leg begins a new concert program, with a show planned for Limassol the following day. He invited attendees to participate, signaling a willingness to engage with listeners and share moments with the audience on stage.
Earlier, the entertainer had signaled plans to perform beyond the region surrounding Israel, aiming to bring appearances to multiple European destinations. He highlighted Cyprus, Poland, Moldova, and England as forthcoming stops, underscoring the hope of reaching diverse crowds across several countries in the near term.
Addressing safety concerns about travel, Galkin reassured followers that flights were operating normally and that airport status would not disrupt the schedule. He urged fans not to worry, reiterating his intention to be present for the scheduled performances.
Uncertainty remains about whether Alla Pugacheva, Galkin’s wife, joined him on these travels from Israel or is currently elsewhere while the tour continues.
Context from earlier years recalls that in October 2022, Galkin and Alla Pugacheva left Russia for Israel with their children. At that time, Galkin was listed among individuals designated as foreign agents by Russian authorities, a designation that has continued to shape international coverage of the star, according to multiple outlets.
Friends and colleagues close to Alla Pugacheva have commented on the singer’s experiences related to the situation in Israel, noting personal and professional repercussions that have been part of public discourse since those events unfolded, as reported by various media outlets.