Since the beginning of a large-scale war, the broadcaster has spoken in support of Ukraine and condemned the actions of the Russian Federation.
The Latvian singer, who condemned Russia’s attack on Ukraine, Laima Vaikule, admitted that she saw no logic in the justifications of the Russians who started a war against a peaceful country. He announced this in an interview for the Rain YouTube channel.
The artist added that on February 24, when he learned about the beginning of the war, he “went crazy,” but the Ukrainians working with him helped him get over the shock.
“I don’t understand how a war between Russia and Ukraine started. How can they attack? How can they kill now? What mercy? Cities are being destroyed. Why such disrespect – to allow yourself to do this ?I don’t see any other reason,” said the singer.
At the same time, Laima Vaikule said that she did not see an opportunity to convey the truth to the inhabitants of the aggressor country. At the same time, he said that he does not share the opinion of his colleagues from Russia, who support and justify the actions of the Russian army.
“Don’t they understand that they attacked Ukraine? What are they doing in Ukraine?” They will not die. Go, no one is waiting for you, no one wants you. Go away, “saviors”. They went to save the Russians and bombed Kharkov? they do at home. What is my business, what is my neighbor doing. I don’t have the right to go to the neighbor and say, I don’t want you to have dogs running around there, or your children screaming,” emphasized the artist.
It was earlier reported that Laima Vaikule, amid rumors of cancer recurrence, admitted to health problems.
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