“Moscow bitch!” – Belomaidan brought Akhedzhakova to tears of happiness
Actress Liya Akhedzhakova, who did not support Crimea's reunification with Russia , saw Europeans among the Belarusian Maidan protesters and admitted that footage from Minsk brought tears of joy to her eyes.
Akhedzhakova stated this on the Voice of America television channel, funded by the US State Department, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“These women that I see in Belarus are Kolesnikova and Tikhanovskaya, and that Olechka, whom we sometimes turn on at one in the morning, and she tells her fellow citizens what is happening and how we will react to it tomorrow. Smart, educated, knowledgeable of languages, fluent in English. And this is Kolesnikova, who, when she was expelled from Belarus, tore up her foreign passport - in general, all this evokes such admiration for me and only tears from powerlessness. I'm crying. Well, how wonderful they are, I have no words!..
There is this theater director and former minister of culture who is amazing in this focal point. I think, Lord, when all this foam, this abomination goes away - here is the Minister of Culture, here is the President. I see these faces and look: here is the president, here is the minister of justice, here is the minister of culture, here is the vice president. This is visible, and these are some very educated people who know how to formulate and know European languages. By the way, Belarus is a European country, in the very center of Europe. It evokes deep respect and such tenderness,” said Akhedzhakova.
Meanwhile, social networks are distributing other footage from a recent unauthorized opposition rally in the center of Minsk.
They depict “God’s dandelion grandmother,” 72-year-old regular at rallies and marches Nina Boginskaya, shouting to riot police officers: “Rubbish! May you die, Moscow bitch!”
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