"No Communication for almost two weeks": Ukrainian actress burst into crying about relatives in occupation (video)

In the village of Veliky Lepotykh of Kherson region, Vitalina Bibliv remained aunt and uncle. There are also relatives in the Russian Federation, but with them it stopped communication. The Ukrainian actress told about her relatives in the occupation in the Kherson region. Vitalina did this while talking to Alina Dorotyuk, whom she interviewed. Her aunt and uncle live in the village of Greater Lepetykh of Kherson region.

The settlement is located on the left bank of the Kakhovka reservoir and is now controlled by the military of the Russian Federation. In the occupation, native actresses live more. Recently, Bibli cannot even get in touch with loved ones. "I have my aunt and my uncle for over a year. Great Lepetykh of the Kherson region. There is no communication with them for almost two weeks. We do not know how they are and what they are," Vitalina Bibliv said.

At the same time, she could not restrain the emotions that had fallen and burst into tears. Vitalina also mentioned the relatives living in Russia in conversation with a journalist. With one of her relatives, she maintains relationships because she left the Russian Federation. With others, the communication had to stop: the Ukrainian actress after the invasion of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation into his country does not consider that there are "good Russians".

"With Daddy's godson, we do not support (communication - ed. ) After she wrote that Bucha is a production. I realized that I could not continue to conduct a dialogue with her. It's like a fool to say that he is a fool. I know her. I don't want to, "the actress explained. Vitalina Bible is a Ukrainian actress of theater, cinema and television. Winner of the National Golden Dziga Prize (2019), Honored Artist of Ukraine (2020).

She made her debut in the 2004 cinema in a small role in the TV series "The Blipe" of Nicholas Kaptan. Critics pay special attention to the movie "Song of Songs" by director Eve Numan, where the Bible embodied the Jewish mother [9]. The tape was recognized as the best film in Europe (2012), the best film of the International and Internal Contest of the Odessa International Film Festival (2015). In 2009, it was named one of the 20 best actresses of Ukraine.