USSR People's Artist Alla Pugacheva gave a major interview. The interview caused such a wide resonance that people discuss it all over social networks...
As I watched the interview, I recalled an anecdote about the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. It was something like this: "If 50 years later someone asks 'Who is Brezhnev?', the answer will be: 'A minor politician who lived in the era of Alla Pugacheva...'"
They say there is a grain of truth in every joke.
This interview shows that truth.
Alla Pugacheva’s interview is a message calling Russia to repentance.
Throughout the interview, Pugacheva does not say a single word about the war directly, but at the same time talks about the senseless war in Ukraine, protests against it, and curses those responsible for it.
Calling for humanism, repentance, forgiveness is the message that war mongers fear the most...
With this interview, Pugacheva closes the "door" of Russia’s last 30-year period.
Listening to her, one goes through the span of a human life and feels the suffering of those who exchange their freedom and truth for a piece of bread.
Pugacheva does not utter a single extra word about her colleagues who curse her on air all day, and she speaks about them with such respect...
Like the example of Jesus Christ...
Alla’s memorable answer to the question "Freedom, or safety?" is: "Of course, freedom. A free person can determine their own safety." Something along those lines.
Pugacheva openly says she is against the war... Not with ornate propaganda, but calling to know the real truths...
"Where can one run from the truth?" Alla asks.
Indeed, that is so.
The interview has gathered millions of views in just two days.
Xaqani Safaroglu,
journalist
