The key facts
- Sergei Bezrukov has been added to the War and Sanctions database of Ukraine's GUR
- Grounds: support for the SVO, patriotic concerts, a 2014 letter supporting Putin's position
- The same day, Mikhail Galustyan was added to the database; earlier Nikolai Rastorguyev was reported
Bezrukov added to Ukrainian intelligence database
Russian actor Sergei Bezrukov has been added to the database of the War and Sanctions portal run by the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense. This was reported on November 10, 2026 by Gazeta.Ru citing RIA Novosti and Life.ru.
What grounds are listed in the card
As grounds for including the performer on the list, the Ukrainian side cites his support for Russia's special military operation, participation in patriotic concerts, and meetings with Russian servicemen. The card on the GUR website notes that in March 2014 Bezrukov, together with other cultural figures, signed a collective appeal in support of Russian President Vladimir Putin's position on Ukraine and Crimea. Also listed are trips to Donbas and Novorossiya, performances for servicemen and their families, and visits to military hospitals. Life.ru additionally points out that the Ukrainian list mentions the actor's participation in Putin's presidential election campaigns and his membership in public organizations related to culture and patriotic education.
Other cultural figures added to the list
On the same day, November 10, it became known that actor and TV host Mikhail Galustyan had been added to the database of Ukrainian military intelligence: his card lists cooperation with the Russian military department as part of one of the Patriot park projects and visits to Crimea to take part in events and film shoots. Earlier, according to Life.ru, the database also included Lyube band leader Nikolai Rastorguyev — with an indication of his support for the SVO, performances for servicemen, and his participation in the recording of SHAMAN's song Vstanem. Before that, it was reported that athlete Yelena Isinbayeva, who has left Russia, had been added to the list.



