Leah Ahedjakov frankly said why he was afraid to go to Ukraine

The legendary Soviet film actress, Leah Ahedjakov, recounted her last trip to Ukraine and shouted at the camera.

Star gave an interview to the Culture of Memory program. She shared her fears because of her trips to Ukraine.

"Now I am not in Ukraine, I have already been invited to the Odessa Film Festival, and I have decided." I have enjoyed this, I love this city so much and I love Ukraine and I would be happy to go there. I have mine. people, and the tour there was unforgettable, but I know that I will give some kind of interview there, and I will be poisoned years of life ", – said the actress

In addition, the artist pointed out that she was afraid to say that it would be about Ukraine, because Russia could suffer.

"God keep us, something else will happen We have fighters with" liberals "or" fighters "with the truth", I do not know how to call. I know who I am, I do not want to call them, I'm afraid of them, "added Leah Ahedzhakov.

In addition, she also mentioned the Ukrainian actor Bogdan Stupka in her interview. spoke of cooperation with the legendary actor

"The show called" Starosvitskaya love ". Five years ago, we played with Stupka, traveled to Russia, all over Ukraine, my condition was: I needed a partner It was true that we became friends and he called for the capture, "said the actress.

Remember that the famous Russian actress of theater and film, Leah Ahedzhjakov, publicly acknowledged that Russia stole Crimea in Ukraine [19659002] As stated previously the portal "Know.u", in Russia, was compiled a list of writers, actors and directors who did not recognize the Russian Crimea and responded negatively to the annexation: Boris Akunin, Alexander Sokurov, Andriy Makarevich, Leah Ahedzhakov, Volodymyr Voinovich, Ksenia Sobchak, Lyudmila Ulytska, Victor Shenderovich, Mikhail Yefremov – all of whom are included in this list.

Also, the portal "Know.u "reported, who arrived in the annexed Crimea, were marked this year p ar extravagant towers that shocked the local population. The Russians began to take everything that was in the hotel rooms – towels, bedspreads and even paintings.