Alena Zhigalova attached herself to the actress in the next episode of her YouTube show. Poplavskaya got it for her patriotic position.
Recently, 56-year-old Yana Evgenievna has increasingly become a victim of attacks and provocations. It’s all about the patriotic position of the star of the film “About Little Red Riding Hood,” which she openly expresses in her Telegram channel. Poplavskaya crossed the path of many liberals, but today a journalist who seems to also support Russia began to ridicule her. This is 42-year-old Alena Zhigalova, who became famous thanks to her YouTube show “Alena, Damn.”
In the next episode of the program, the presenter decided to talk about the story of Carolina Kuek (also known as Ani Lorak), who was checked for sponsorship by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In the end, it turned out that the singer had been slandered. The Prosecutor General’s Office took up the case after an appeal from the head of the Federal Security Project, Vitaly Borodin. In the end, the security forces found out that Kuek did not transfer money to the needs of the Ukrainian army. Borodin changed his anger to mercy and even stated that he was even ready to go to the concert of the singer of the hit “The Sun”. While talking about this, Zhigalova simultaneously insulted Poplavskaya, making it clear that she would not be happy with her company.
“I told you that there is no need to spread fake news and engage in provocations! I am very glad that they have finally left Caroline behind. I’ll go to her concert, along with Vitaly Borodin, by the way. He called me and said that he would be happy to attend the show. Lord, the main thing is that “Little Red Riding Hood” does not force itself on us. Otherwise I’ll sit in the front row in such an amazing company,” said Zhigalova.
As for Yana Evgenievna herself, she usually does not comment on such attacks. In one of the archival interviews, she stated that she had long been accustomed to offensive words addressed to her, considering them as part of an information attack against Russia.
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