A woman in labor from Mariupol, who sided with Russia, called the Oscar-winning movie "fake news" and immediately denied it to herself: it was shown on TV

Marianna Vyshemyrska, a woman in labor from long-suffering Mariupol who was expecting a baby on March 9 when the occupiers bombed a children's hospital with a maternity ward, commented on this year's Oscar-winning documentary. The Ukrainian woman who sided with the Russian Federation was invited to join the program on the federal channel but apparently was not given a methodology, because she contradicted herself.

To begin with, collaborator Vyshemyrska has not seen the movie at all, but she does not doubt that they showed "edited fakes." Probably, this phrase was put into her head by propagandists, whose plot was called "Oscar" for Ukrainian propaganda."

On TV, the resident of Mariupol, whose photos once went around the world – taken by the team of journalists and cinematographers Mstнslav Chernov – boasted that she did not have time to watch the film and the award ceremony because she was "doing important things."

"I can't call it anything other than a 'fair of hypocrisy'. I didn't even watch this product for the reason that while they were editing fakes, I was busy with global things," Vyshemyrska said pompously.

However, a few seconds later, she gave another reason not to watch 20 Days in Mariupol, which contradicted her previous statement about "fakes."

"I already know what they will show there because I was there at the moment when they came to shoot with lightning speed after the explosion," the collaborator said.

According to the second version, she sees no point in watching the tape, because it shows everything exactly as the hospital patient herself remembered the events. By the way, the traitor also decided to keep silent about the fact that it was Ukrainians who came to evacuate her, not the occupying army, which she considers liberators.

Earlier, OBOZ.UA wrote that Marianna now lives in Moscow and prays for dictator Vladimir Putin.

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