The star of the movie "Crew" threatened Finland with tanks for deprivation of housing

People's Artist of Russia Alexander Pashutin commented on the news about the loss of an apartment in Finland due to non-payment of utility bills. The actor believes that the difficulties that the Europeans are trying to create for him are not significant, he told the portal aif.ru .

"Come on, what difficulties! I'm begging you. Let's see what happens next. We'll wait and see," the actor calmly responded.

Nevertheless, his attitude to this situation is quite sharp.

"You understand, they are bastards! We have no friends, everyone is an enemy. And about Finland… Do they want us to come there in tanks? They are idiots," Pashutin said.

According to the artist, the Finnish authorities are acting to the detriment of their economy. This Finnish resort town of Punkaharyu was needed only by Russians, "The Alps, Italy, Switzerland, they will not go to this Chukhon." At the same time, he noted that Finnish residents still treat Russians well.

"When we bought real estate there, it all cost very little money. For this money, for which we bought apartments there, in the Moscow region we can only buy a toilet. That's why they bought it there," Pashutin explained his choice to buy real estate.

As EADaily reported, earlier the Life portal found out that a number of Russian artists lost their apartments in Finland.

In particular, People's Artist of the RSFSR Lidia Fedoseeva-Shukshina, actress Elena Kondulainen and People's Artist of Russia Alexander Pashutin had problems with Finnish apartments in the resort town of Punkaharyu. They owned apartments in the same building until the fall of 2023.

The management company of the house went bankrupt, in this regard, the apartments were seized, since in Finland the owners of housing are the Criminal Code, and the tenants only own shares that give the right to use the premises. To return their property, the artists will have to buy shares of a new management company if it appears. At the same time, local legislation does not provide any compensation for the loss of real estate.