Nastya Kamensky added to “Myrotvorets” database over comments about cyst caused by Ukrainian language

Ukrainian pop singer Nastya Kamensky has been added to the database of the “Myrotvorets” website.

The reason was her statement in an interview with Russian journalist Yekaterina Gordeyeva, in which she said she had developed a cyst due to switching to the Ukrainian language.

On the “Myrotvorets” website, the singer’s words were classified as “humanitarian aggression” and an “information-propaganda event aimed at destabilizing public life in Ukraine.”

The published profile includes a full quote from Kamensky’s interview with Gordeyeva:

“Can you imagine, I developed a cyst and lost my voice. I didn’t even know what to do and canceled concerts. I went to a psychologist, and he told me: ‘Go back to Russian. Your body doesn’t accept this (the Ukrainian language — Ed.).’ The question here isn’t about who owns the language. It’s pure psychosomatics. I believe in psychosomatics. Everything that happens to us comes from the head,” — said the 39-year-old singer.

The profile on “Myrotvorets” also mentions that Kamensky had previously been at the center of a scandal involving Oleksiy Potapenko (Potap). Apparently, this refers to a video in which the artists stated they would continue communicating in Russian.

At the same time, the published materials note that in April 2022, Kamensky was banned from entering Russia for 50 years — for supporting Ukraine and condemning the Russian military invasion.

Earlier, Ukrainian singer Oleg Vinnyk stated that money is being extorted for the removal of profiles from the “Myrotvorets” website.