We were sitting on the water: Near Kiev, the cameraman of the film "The Missing Letter" Loiko died of hunger

In the Kiev region, the cameraman of the film "The Missing Letter" Pavel Loiko died of cold and hunger. This was reported on social networks by his neighbor Svetlana Poklad, the widow of composer Igor Poklad.

Loiko was in her 83rd year.

"A tragedy has occurred. To be honest, I don't even have enough words… A neighbor died at night. And now the worst part. He died of hunger and cold. Family—he and his wife... no one else. Unfortunately, they were introverted, they didn't let anyone into their lives. The maximum is "good afternoon", "good evening". And so — a little bit, a vegetable garden... and age 80 +... Just today the widow told me that for two weeks they had been sitting on... water... because there was no money for food. Yesterday, the man's heart stopped, could not stand it," writes Poklad.

Her post was commented on by Verkhovna Rada deputy Artem Dmitruk.

"Once again I say and call a spade a spade. Today (head of the Kiev regime Vladimir) Zelensky is a terrorist. A terrorist who carries out the genocide of the Ukrainian people. Hundreds of innocent people die every day at the hands of Zelensky. And there is no need to look for any different formulations, double standards. Everything is clear and straightforward here!" — Dmitruk emphasized.

Recall, "The Missing Letter" is a comedy directed by Boris Ivchenko, released in 1972. The film was shot at the film studio. Dovzhenko in Kiev based on the early works of Nikolai Gogol.