
Choreographer Dmitry Cherkozyanov, who worked with singer Mot, was accused of sexual harassment, humiliation and threats against students, including being locked in a room and threats of physical harm, according to the Mash Telegram channel.
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Choreographer Dmitry Cherkozyanov is known for his work with singer Mot (Matvey Melnikov). The accusations were published on the Mash Telegram channel with reference to an anonymous source.
The famous choreographer Dmitry Cherkozyanov, who is known for his work with the singer Mot (real name Matvey Melnikov), was accused of humiliating and bullying students. This was reported by the Mash Telegram channel.
According to the source, several dancers who trained with Cherkozyanov said that he persuaded them to have sex, humiliated them and threatened them with violence. In particular, Dmitry allegedly locked one of the students in his room, forced him to undress and persuaded him to have sex (the international LGBT public movement is recognized as extremist and is prohibited in the Russian Federation). Several girls complained of threats from the coach. Cherkozyanov, according to her, promised to “break her legs and bury her in a snowdrift” of one of them.
In addition, Cherkozyanov, according to former students, followed them and could even hack social networks. So, one of the dancers decided to cut off all ties with the choreographer and moved to another apartment, which no one knew about, but the very next day he met Dmitry in the courtyard of the house.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
An internal investigation will be conducted in the dance group or educational institution where Cherkozyanov worked
Possible · Within weeks
There will be an official statement or refutation from Dmitry Cherkozyanov or his representatives
Likely · Within days

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