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The youngest star of "To Catch the Kaidash" cried out to Ukrainians because of "good Russians" who are allegedly against the war. Video

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Ukrainian actress Daryna Fedyna, who made her debut in the TV series "To Catch the Kaidash," asked her audience to stop tolerating artists who continue to work in the Russian Federation. She noted that it is time to abandon double standards and stop attracting "good Russians" to our information space.

The artist shared the emotional video on her Instagram. According to the star, any argumentation for listening to the content of the stars of an enemy country collapses from the consequences of the war crimes committed.

"I know that I have a lot of people subscribed to me who still support Ukrainians, artists who are now living in the territory of the Russian Federation, justifying it with a completely different set of reasons. For me, all of these reasons break down into one single argument: these people, living there, pay taxes to the treasury, the money from which is used to sponsor the war in Ukraine," Daria Fedyna said in her address.

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The actress emphasized that the funds of such artists, in particular, became part of the missile attack on the National Children's Specialized Hospital "Okhmatdyt" on July 8, the consequences of which are actively shared on social media.

Dariia Fedyna

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"Let's finally give up these double standards. And let's stop attracting people who are traitors to Ukraine, who are also sponsoring a full-scale war in our country, even by their silence," Dariia Fedyna said.

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