OSIPOVA/SYOMINA Anna Vladimirovna/Yuta

She systematically engages in propaganda and campaigning, actively supports and justifies the russian federation’s armed aggression against Ukraine, russia’s annexation of Crimea, putin’s policies, and the kremlin regime; she glorifies participants in the so-called "special military operation," and has, in particular, written numerous songs on this topic ("Be Higher," "Struna," "For Life," etc.).
In 2026, she appeared in a campaign video for the "United russia" party ahead of the elections to the russian state duma.
In 2023–2024, she hosted the patriotic talk show "Nashi" on the "rossiya-1" channel, dedicated to "heroes of the special military operation" and volunteers.
In 2023, she organized the "For Life" charity concert tour in support of military families.
Since 2023, with the support of the Komsomolskaya рravda media group and the presidential fund for cultural initiatives, has been realizing the author's project "Write to Me," dedicated to participants in the "special military operation," and shaping their heroic image through letters, stories, video podcasts, and musical works.
She also actively participates in fundraising for the needs of russian military personnel, serving as a curator and ambassador for the "People’s Front: Everything for victory" project.
Since 2020, she has been an artist at the Central Academic Theater of the russian army.
In November 2019 and January 2020, she visited Syria to perform concerts for russian servicemen, including at the Khmeimim Air Base and in the province of Hasakah.
In February 2024, she received a letter of appreciation from putin for her active creative work and patriotic stance.
She regularly visits Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories on tour to support russian military personnel and their families, and is a regular participant, jury member, and guest at the international music festival "Road to Yalta," which is dedicated to soviet songs about the "great patriotic war".