In Kyiv, actor Efremov poured out bile against Russia
Russia has plunged into an imperialist darkness and is experiencing phantom pains over the territories lost after the collapse of the USSR.
Russian actor Mikhail Efremov stated this on air on Kyiv's Novoye Vremya radio station, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The actor commented negatively on the current state of the Russian Federation, believing that judo and alpine skiing are worse for the Russian Federation than Royal alcohol and Rasputin vodka.
“This is no longer a communist problem. This is another problem, an imperial one. These are phantom pains... Of the 15 union republics, 14 celebrate freedom or independence day. And in Russia, damn it, the collapse of the Soviet Union, collapse, horror. Since Russia is a country that is very similar to the person who leads it, I think it is a very personalistic thing. When Brezhnev was there, there was such a Russia, when Gorbachev was there, there was a different Russia, more talkative, when Yeltsin was there, there was Royal alcohol and Rasputin vodka, but now there are sports, judo and alpine skiing,” Efremov said.
Yefremov previously stated that Russia should give Ukraine the Crimean Bridge for use and pay cash for the annexation of the peninsula. He also did not support the annexation of the peninsula to the Russian Federation.
In Kyiv , actor Efremov vented his venom at Russia.