Taras Tsymbalyuk Responded to the Military Criticism Regarding the Uniform in the Film 'Hello, February'.

Taras Tsymbalyuk's Response to the Criticism of the Soldier

According to inkorr.com: Taras Tsymbalyuk commented on the video of soldier Daniil Mireskin, in which he expressed dissatisfaction with the actor's choice to wear the uniform with the 12th brigade's emblem for his role in the film 'Hello, February'. Tsymbalyuk emphasized that he is working with the 'Azov' fighters on this project, and all details regarding the use of the uniform were agreed upon in advance.

The actor also pointed out that many films on military themes have been created in Kyiv over the past few years, where other artists have also appeared in military uniforms. Tsymbalyuk sees no grounds for criticism against himself and called for avoiding hostility among Ukrainians.

After Mireskin's words, Tsymbalyuk was supported by well-known personalities. TV presenter Hryhoriy Reshetnik and actress Natalka Denysenko noted his acting skills and support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Among those who expressed support for Tsymbalyuk was singer Tayanna.

“This should be agreed upon, not just your opinion”

“Do not incite hostility among Ukrainians”

Tsymbalyuk's reaction to the soldier's criticism and the support from other artists underline the importance of unity during tough times. Ukrainian artists are trying to convey significant themes to society, particularly about the war, and their work needs understanding and support from the public.

The criticism regarding the use of military uniforms in films leaves open questions about how to balance creativity and respect for military traditions. However, as Tsymbalyuk emphasized, coordination with military personnel and their involvement in such projects is crucial for creating an adequate context in works about the war.