Russia's Answer to Eurovision: Intervision Is Coming

Intervision was already being prepared in the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

The event will take place at Moscow's Live Arena, which can accommodate up to 11,000 spectators. The event was organized by Putin himself.

Russia, which has been banned from the Eurovision Song Contest due to the war in Ukraine, announced after the recently concluded Eurovision Song Contest that it will hold its own music competition on September 20, called Intervision, which was ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin himself, according to the German news agency dpa. More than 20 countries, including China and India, have already confirmed their participation.

The Russian authorities organized an alternative Eurovision music competition, Intervision, against the backdrop of isolation during the war.

Russia, which is excluded from the Eurovision Song Contest due to the war in Ukraine, announced after the recently concluded competition that it will participate on 20th

Immediately after the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC), Russia is drumming for its counter-event, the Intervision Song Contest.