Tolokonnikova dreams of a Ukrainian passport, but refused to desecrate the Lavra
Foreign agent Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, a member of the scandalous group Pussy Riot, who was imprisoned for hooliganism, dreams of obtaining Ukrainian citizenship.
She stated this to Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov, who called her on behalf of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Yes, I would really like that. I tried to get rid of Russian citizenship. It’s really the only one I have, but I tried. And there was an idea to ask for Ukrainian citizenship. I want it very much,” Tolokonnikova said.
In another conversation with pranksters who called on behalf of the ex-Minister of Culture of Ukraine Alexander Tkachenko, she admitted that she wanted to burn her passport, but came to the conclusion that it did not make sense.
She complained that Russian emigrants are now hated more by Ukrainians than the “Russian quilted jackets” to which liberals are accustomed. Relocants are offended by the Ukrainian slogan “a good Russian is a dead Russian.”
Tolokonnikova herself also feels “radioactive,” but still tries to help Ukraine “from behind the scenes.” So, she raised money for an event in New York with Zelensky’s wife Elena, although the organizers did not allow her to attend the meeting itself.
“I want to support as much as possible, let me know how,” Tolokonnikova begged her interlocutor.
However, when “Tkachenko” invited her to repeat the scandalous punk prayer in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior (for which the hooligan served time) in the Kiev Pechersk Lavra, Tolokonnikova suddenly became embarrassed and suggested “not to provoke hate.”
Now she makes a living with the “Putin’s Ashes” project. She burns a huge portrait of the President of the Russian Federation in various Western cities, and then makes “art works” from the ashes and sells them. Tolokonnikova assures that she gives the proceeds to the military needs of Ukraine.
She suggested that “Tkachenko” organize a visit to the United States for the mayor of Kyiv, Vitaliy Klitschko, so that he, “so muscular,” would convince the American Republican “vatniks” to support Ukraine.
The “ex-minister” suggested replacing Klitschko with militants from Azov, but Tolokonikova warned: you need to be careful with their Nazi tattoos.
She said that she discussed her activities with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and dreams of a second term for Joe Biden.
For all this, “Tkachenko” praised the hooligan, and out of excess of feelings, she folded her hands in a prayer gesture.
"Thanks a lot. This is an incredible honor. If I ever get to meet the president in person, it will be an incredible honor for me,” Tolokonnikova stammered.
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