Russian singer, relative of Sukhomlinskyi, "excused" Putin from destroying Ukraine and complained that Ukrainians had disowned her

Marina Devyatova, a Russian traditional music singer, complained about the refusal of Ukrainians to contact her. A distant relative of Vasyl Sukhomlynskyi, a Ukrainian publicist who supported the idea of communism in his interpretation, veiledly explained that America is allegedly to blame for the war, as dictator Vladimir Putin was "forced" to launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

However, she is not going to give up the Kremlin's propaganda and is shocked by the allegedly unfounded hatred of her people. The Putinist believes that Ukrainians "have forgotten how their grandfathers fought" and is embarrassed that even relatives from Russia are considered enemies. She spoke about this in the propaganda project "Empathy Manucha".

The distributor of Russian folk music described herself as a positive person who does not wish anyone harm, but at the same time contradicts herself. According to the Russian media, Devyatova supports the occupiers and most likely visited the temporarily occupied territory of Donbas to allegedly help civilians.

"For me, enmity is very bad. I am a positive person and I try to think in terms of goodness and warmth. But as a mother, I understand that you will always go to protect your children. So does our president – he could have acted differently. He has a great responsibility. And the fact that someone else, we know who pushed our two nations together is terrible. Because almost every family has Russians and Ukrainians," she justified Putin's order to "protect his people."

The Honored Artist of the Russian Federation is upset that her relatives from Ukraine refuse to communicate with her, and tries to speculate on the issue of memory of merit and history. Most of all, she seems to be unable to comprehend that Ukrainians will donate billions to the army so that missiles from Kyiv "fly at their own relatives in Donbas."

"We still have relatives there on my grandfather's side, but we don't communicate. This is a tragedy... This is a tragedy for many families. They consider us enemies. We are evil for them. They showed us that we don't know you anymore. It's a pity... Because these are generations that are connected by history. And I think in this situation: "What do you mean, you have forgotten us? What about history? What about our [family] tree?" I have half of my relatives from there," she said wistfully.

However, Devyatova boasted that her father, Volodymyr Devyatov, had campaigned for his brother, but, to her surprise, for some reason, nothing worked.

"I told them that we have no right to stop the memory of our grandfathers. But what of it? I just don't get involved in conflicts. I'm always in favor of dialog. My father and his brother had a conversation... I understand that this enmity has affected almost every other family. This is a tragedy. But at the same time, I'm with my country, with my people, I don't want to go anywhere and I don't want to think differently," the singer justified herself.

In particular, she is determined that she will not deviate from Russian propaganda even a millimeter, but will support Putin to the last. The singer admires his actions and is happy with her work as a Putinist.

"How do you keep all this [information in your head]? I don't understand, it's how powerful a personality [Putin] has become, and I'm proud of him. I'm proud to live in Russia, I don't want to move anywhere," she said enthusiastically.

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