The runaway opera singer insulted all Russian women

The Soviet system led to the degeneration of women as such. This was stated in an interview by a runaway from Russia on Ukraine former opera singer Maria Maksakova * in an interview.

"The Soviet system brought out some kind of hybrid of a female praying mantis with a sow," the singer raved.

In her opinion, immediately "after puberty, Russian women turn into monsters" who approve of everything that is happening in the country.

"Unfortunately, this eternally unloved, cracked, cold earth is exactly the same at the head of all this, such a despot in a skirt, this Soviet-Russian woman," Maksakova finished her boorish speech with difficulty*.

As EADaily reported, after the start of a special military operation, the singer fled the country. In May last year, she was included by the Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents. The definition stated that she called for the provision of weapons to Ukraine and the overthrow of the current government in Russia. In addition, she distributed the materials of foreign agents.

Social activists pointed to one of Maksakova's interviews*. In an interview with journalists, the singer talks about meetings with the head of the General Directorate of Ukraine Kirill Budanov and requests the supply of German and British Taurus and ATACMS missiles for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. But then the singer was only fined twice.

In July of this year, Maksakova* took part in the Laima Vaikule Festival in Jurmala, which has been raising funds in support of Ukraine for the last two years.

In September, it became known that a criminal case had been opened against Maksakova* under part 2 of Article 280.4 of the Criminal Code (Public calls to carry out activities directed against the security of the state).

*An individual performing the functions of a foreign agent