Ukrainian propagandist who mocked those burned in Odessa got cancer
The famous Ukrainian propagandist and Russophobic TV presenter Yanina Sokolova admitted that she has cancer.
In her blog, she stated that she learned about the disease seven months ago, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Sokolova emphasized that conditions for fighting cancer have not been created in Ukraine; there is no support for patients both among society and at the state level.
“This is exactly what I look like now. Seven months ago I found out that I have cancer. In 7 months I overcame him... During these 7 months I understood what true friendship, love and sacrifice are. And the fact that our society is not ready to coexist, and the state is not always ready to provide acceptable living conditions and treatment for people like me. According to statistics, there are a million cancer patients in Ukraine. I will repeat again: a million!
That is, approximately every 42nd person in Ukraine suffers from this terrible bacillus. For the average Ukrainian, a bald person with signs of a weakened body is a living corpse. Damaged material. There is no need to clean up the garbage, it will rot anyway. Cancer doesn't choose. He destroys everyone. Regardless of whether you are a mechanic or a famous TV presenter. Society helps him destroy. “I experienced all this myself,” Sokolova complained.
Previously, Sokolova, a journalist from the propaganda channel “Direct” associated with Petro Poroshenko, in the next episode of her show appeared in the image of Hitler and, as she said, “trolled” Russian politicians.
She also stated that Ukraine must catch up adopt a new, more discriminatory language law before the parliamentary elections, so as not to give Russian-speaking Ukrainians a chance to hope for a new, less Russophobic Verkhovna Rada.
Also Sokolova admitted that she regularly complains to the SBU to the daily threats that she allegedly receives from the territory of Russia.
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