"In Lviv, they asked to bring Russian newspapers!" Valyukha from Svaty series made a nonsense about Ukraine and colleagues who condemned the war

Russian actress Tatyana Kravchenko, known for her role as Valyukha Budko from Svaty (The Matchmakers), continues to slander her Ukrainian colleagues who have not mentioned her for a long time. The Russian woman, who was not spared by alcoholism, invented new stories about Ukrainian actors and "pro-Russian" residents of Lviv.

In a new interview, Kravchenko sincerely wondered why Ukrainians speak out about politics if they "don't know anything about it." She apparently thought of herself as at least a political scientist with many years of experience, because she speaks out quite boldly about the situation in a foreign country.

Kravchenko recalled that she had visited Lviv before the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 1990s, and for some reason she remembered that the locals asked Russians to bring their newspapers. Analyzing this now, the Putinist concluded that Lviv residents dream of becoming part of Russia.

"A long time ago we played with Mikhail Kozakov and came to Lviv. And even then the locals asked us to bring Russian newspapers. It was in the 90s. Nothing portended anything yet," the Russian woman said.

At the same time, she does not understand why the Ukrainian actors of Svaty do not want to become part of the terrorist culture. The Russian woman believes that they are fulfilling an "order" and therefore support the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of their country.

"Politics is such a terrible thing," the actress grabbed her head as if she hadn't prayed for the Russian occupiers two months ago, introducing herself as Valyukha.

As a reminder, Ukrainian actress and star of Svaty Anna Koshmal has repeatedly stated that Russia is an aggressor country for her, so she no longer wants to appear on the same set with Russian actors. Hearing this, Kravchenko attacked her colleague, called her mean and reminded her of how the Ukrainian was treated in Moscow.

According to the Putinist, this is enough to forgive her and another actor, Fyodor Dobronravov, for their desire to destroy Ukrainians as a people.

Earlier, OBOZ.UA described in detail how the Russian stars of the TV series "Svaty" reacted to the war in Ukraine.

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