The star says that because of the war in Ukraine, thousands of families and children in African countries are on the brink of starvation.
Spanish actress Penelope Cruz had a scandal. He was criticized for a video about African children. The star said they were “suffering from hunger because of the war in Ukraine,” but did not mention the aggressor country Russia, which unleashed this war.
Netizens expressed their anger at the artist’s words in the comments under his videos. They said that Cruz has an ambiguous position.
“I respect this problem, but children in Ukraine are killed by rockets or they lose their parents, become orphans every day. This is more serious and destructive”, “The world must weaken Russia so that the Russians are powerless to fight and kill Ukrainian children. Ukrainians want peace and punishment for Russian killers. The whole world is suffering because of Russians”, “And Ukrainian children and civilians dying every day from Russian and Iranian missiles and drones? To prevent Sudanese children from starving and suffering, the world must stop #Russian #terrorism and #genocide of Ukrainian people!”, “The war in Ukraine is because of Russia’s invasion. They started this war and plunged the whole world into darkness. The world must stop it”, ” You said the war in Ukraine – children are starving – because of the war in Ukraine. It is more correct to mention it together of the word “because of Russia’s attack on Ukraine!” … because we are at war every day, but few people say WHO is the cause of the war in Ukraine,” fans said.
It is noteworthy that in March, as part of the International Film Festival in Santa Barbara, Cruz supported Ukraine.
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Posted by Penelope Cruz (@penelopecruzoficial)
We remind you, earlier Cruz showed an archival photo, depicting her future husband Javier Bardem in his youth.
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