Tatyana Plaksina, the daughter of the famous Russian singer Lyubov Uspenskaya, got in touch and said that she is in Israel. This was reported by Uspenskaya's director, who confirmed that Plaksina is alive and safe. Earlier, the singer's lawyer, Elena Senina, expressed concerns that Plaksina could have been forcibly taken out of Russia and subjected to drugs in order to discredit her mother and her political position.

According to Senina, Tatyana Plaksina, who had previously had problems with drug addiction, was on the road to recovery. However, while Lyubov Uspenskaya was on tour, some "provocateurs from Ukraine" allegedly contacted Tatyana, "got her hooked on drugs," bought a ticket to another country, and took her abroad. As a result of these actions, according to the lawyer, Plaksina ended up in Israel, where she was forced to give an interview under dictation that discredited her mother and her pro-Russian views.

Uspenskaya's lawyer emphasizes that the main target of the Ukrainian provocateurs is not Tatyana, but Lyubov Uspenskaya herself, who is known for her open support of Russian policy towards Ukraine. Since Uspenskaya is from Kyiv, her pro-Russian position attracted attention and may have caused this incident.