Poklonskaya broke quarantine for Ukraine
State Duma deputy Natalya Poklonskaya violated the self-isolation regime while recording yesterday’s interview with Ukrainian propagandist Dmitry Gordon.
Crimean activist Alexander Talipov stated this in his blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Talipov, Poklonskaya gave an interview from the Simfero restaurant in the center of Simferopol, which overlooks the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, which was in the frame. However, the restaurant had to be closed during the high alert.
Judging by the published photograph, an entire film crew took part in preparing the recording of the interview.
“Natalya Poklonskaya flew from Moscow to Crimea, although literally a month ago she declared: “Stay at home!” According to her, she does not fly to Crimea, she sits at home in Moscow and does not advise anyone to break self-isolation...
That is, during the pandemic, Natalya Vladimirovna arrived from Moscow, violated self-isolation, was in a public place, more than 100 meters from home, the doors of a restaurant were opened for her, many people served the interview and put their lives in danger, since Natalya arrived from region with an increased level of virus infection,” Talipov is indignant.
Earlier, Crimean Deputy Prime Minister Yevgeny Kabanov was caught violating self-isolation regulations by going for a walk in the forest and swimming in the sea during the peninsula's lockdown.
Kabanov admitted his mistake and apologized.
English version :: Read in English: Poklonskaya violated quarantine for the sake of Ukraine