Russian residents in Crimea took over the home of Eurovision 2016 winner, Ukrainian singer Susana Jamaladinova (Dzhamali).
Supply: Jamala within the UP assertion
Particulars: The singer wrote in it “Instagram“. “It is simply that right now they’re taking away what my mother and father lived on. The issues they labored so arduous to construct with their very own fingers, blood and sweat. They did not even take it from me, however from my mother and father,” she wrote.
In a press release to the UP, Jamala clarified that nobody lived in the home and that neighbors had been taking care of it, and their keys had been taken away by representatives of the occupation authorities on July 5.
Direct speech: “First they discovered a chunk of paper (about confiscation – ed.). About two weeks in the past, “journalists” got here and began renting the home. Then the day earlier than yesterday somebody got here and He mentioned we’d formalize every little thing. Then they got here and took the keys from the neighbors.
And right now they got here and reported the property. At present we will say that they introduced the home.”
Background Data:
- On June 12, the Russian occupation authorities introduced {that a} new so-called nationality of propertyparticularly, at house the belongings of the previous Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk and the Eurovision 2016 winner singer Susana Jamaladinova, in addition to the belongings of Kievgorstroy.
