Fur coats were given to women who lost their husbands in the war in Ukraine as part of the Russian army.
Studio Kvartal 95 actor Yuriy Veliky forgave the conqueror’s widow, who received a fur coat in exchange for her husband killed in the war against Ukraine. The video was posted on YouTube.
“Thank you to the organization of KVN – the Committee of the Widows of Novorossia for such unexpected support. It is very symbolic now, on such a holiday, Valentine’s Day, all the women of our republic, whose husbands did not return from special operation. , was given such valuable gifts. My husband, who is Valentine , or as I always affectionately call him, Valenok, in my life I will not buy such a fur coat … And now, when he is no longer alive, I have a luxurious fur coat, in which, I am sure, it will be very easy for me to find a new husband-valyanka,” said the woman.
However, as you know, after the video, the “gifts” were taken away from the Russians. So, Yuri the Great suggested that instead of fur coats, women could still be given.
“There is a little inconsistency. The fact is that, as the organizers explained to us, fur coats are given to those who did not return two wives. And since I did not return just one, they say I have a jacket. It is very beautiful, high quality , almost new. Therefore, I would like to thank the organization of the NKVD – this is the Happy Committee of Widows of the DPR for unexpected support,” the actor continued in the paper. of a Russian woman.
But what happened, the jackets were also taken away, and instead they were given sweaters, and then socks. In the end, the widow was left without outer clothing, which was taken from her by the “organizers”.
It was previously reported that Yuri the Great made a parody of a man who, in a drunken state, tried to steal Lenin’s body from the Mausoleum.
The comedian played the role of a Russian woman defending the war
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