Did you know that in the city of Vitebsk in Belarus there is a mural depicting my favorite actor Alexey Maklovk as the senior checkpoint officer Shamatko from the TV series "Soldiers"? Initially, at this transformer booth, the Vitebsk street artist team "You Feel Skill" depicted their favorite trinity from the films of Leonid Gaidai - the coward, the genius and the experienced. However, the local housing department painted the picture. In response to the actions of service workers, the artists painted the policeman who slapped his legendary sentence "Well, oh! A few days ago, Alexey Makalkov came from Litavsk for a tour and decided to look at the mural. The actor recorded a touching video message right in front of the portrait, thanking the residents for the people's love, and jokingly added that the paint is already crumbling a little with time - "just like he himself with age". The local authorities have promised to restore the graffiti in the near future, so that until the next visit of the policeman Shamatko, the oil painting will look more presentable!

Did you know that in the city of Vitebsk in Belarus there is a mural depicting my favorite actor Alexey Maklovk as the senior checkpoint officer Shamatko from the TV series "Soldiers"? Initially, at this transformer booth, the Vitebsk street artist team "You Feel Skill" depicted their favorite trinity from the films of Leonid Gaidai - the coward, the genius and the experienced. However, the local housing department painted the picture. In response to the actions of service workers, the artists painted the policeman who slapped his legendary sentence "Well, oh! A few days ago, Alexey Makalkov came from Litavsk for a tour and decided to look at the mural. The actor recorded a touching video message right in front of the portrait, thanking the residents for the people's love, and jokingly added that the paint is already crumbling a little with time - "just like he himself with age". The local authorities have promised to restore the graffiti in the near future, so that until the next visit of the policeman Shamatko, the oil painting will look more presentable!