The representative of our country does not want to live with a participant from the aggressor country that attacked Ukraine.
Ukrainian Olga Vasiliev from Ivano-Frankivsk visited Bali, where she participated in a beauty contest and ended up in a scandal there. The organizers of the event wanted to put her in the same room with the Russians, saying that “beauty is not in politics.” This is indicated in the TSN plot.
Vasiliev did not agree with the turn of events and asked to settle him separately.
“Believe me, I too am for peace, love, friendship, support, but not from those I cannot forgive. Not from those who make my brothers suffer,” he said in a comment on TSN.
At the same time, the president of the national beauty contest, Natalya Kovaleva, is convinced that the organizers have settled the participants from Ukraine and Russia together.
At the same time, the representative of the aggressor country said that he did not see anything unusual in this situation.
As a result, the Ukrainian was given a separate room in a nearby hotel. He still lives separately from the other participants, and the Russian girl lives with a girl from Bolivia.
“I pressed the reception again: do you know my situation. Yes, yes. But I saw that I was going to enter the room where the woman was … I went back to the reception – I explained the situation more convincingly and they were transferred me,” Vasiliev added.
Recall that earlier the winner of the beauty contest Mrs. Crimea-2022 Olga Valeeva was fined 40 thousand rubles for the performance of a Ukrainian song.
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Source: korrespondent
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