The Belarusian authorities allegedly await retribution for the persecution of local Maidan activists.
Russian liberal actress Liya Akhedzhakova stated this on air on the pro-Western Internet channel “Svaboda Premium,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“They are under Lukashenko, maybe some of them think that they will take theirs, intimidate everyone and rule the roost. But maybe there are those who, when this ends, oh, how bad it will be for them. I think so. Well, that’s how the human psyche works. But what they are doing now, retribution will come and this is clear,” said Akhedzhakova.
She also called the fugitive “zmagars” Pavel Latushko, Maria Kolesnikova and the self-proclaimed “election winner and leader of the nation” Svetlana Tikhanovskaya an example for the Belarusian authorities.
“Normal elections, and everything will be fine. And the main thing is the judicial system, and the main thing is that the security forces do not rule the roost. This. And decent, intelligent people, like his last name - he is wonderful, former director of the Yanka Kupala Theater - Pavel Latushko. So, such people. Both the president and you have parliament, so they rule the roost, and we won’t be lost with them, that’s for sure. Tikhanovskaya and this Kolesnikova are amazing. Not many, but, of course, these are unique people, fearless, courageous. This Babariko, and everyone who was caught there. And Tikhanovsky himself. As soon as there are normal elections, everything will change,” says the artist.
Earlier, PolitNavigator wrote that at the end of the 65th anniversary season at the Sovremennik Theater the play “First Bread” was presented to the audience, staged by the Polish director Beniamin Kots based on the play by the young playwright Rinat Tashimov and caused a huge scandal.
One of the main roles in it is played by the artist Liya Akhedzhakova, known for her liberal demarches, who stated that ready to give up all Russian titles and awards for the opportunity to deliver a monologue from the stage condemning the participation of the USSR in the Great Patriotic War.