Singer and ex-State Duma deputy Maria Maksakova, answering the question of who owns the Crimean peninsula, called it Ukrainian.
On the air of the Letuchka live channel, she was surprised at this question of the journalist. “Legally, according to international law, Crimea is Ukrainian,” “Constantinople” quotes Maksakova.
Earlier, Maksakova admitted that she turned to Russian President Vladimir Putin for help. She asked the head of state to amend Article 210.1. The Criminal Code of the Russian Federation on "Occupying the highest position in the criminal hierarchy" for fear of reprisals from ex-husband Vladimir Tyurin.
Recently, the court ruled to transfer the apartment on the Presnenskaya embankment to its children: 14-year-old Lyudmila and 17-year-old Ilya. Maksakova called this outcome expected and explained that she did not appear at the meeting because of fear for her life. The reason for her fears was a difficult relationship with her ex-spouse.
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