"I am hunted for hatred of Russian": Mandyuk reacted to a criminal case against her

To spread: the influencher Elena Mandyuk, who got into the scandal because of the statement of beating children for communication in Russian, responded to the opening of a criminal case against her. She said that the father of her children for the fourth year is at the front, and she was harassed and trying to plant for hatred of all Russian. The blogger learned about the criminal case on her social networks on August 14.

On the same day, she published a post on her Instagram page with a sharp criticism of the People's Deputy of Ukraine Alexei Goncharenko, at the request of which the proceedings were opened. "I do not know how this pro -Russian TV*Rina was in the Verkhovna Rada, I do not know what" people "he represents there, because it is definitely not Ukrainian.

But I know one thing: what he is like, for decades, the Ukrainian space is destroyed by the Russian space for decades!" - the blogger wrote about Goncharenko. Mandyuk stated that she was trying to plant her for having a voice to "confront the Muscovite".

Influenzer emphasized that she is a Ukrainian, part of her family is fighting on the front line, including her husband, and she is doing everything in the rear to ensure the equipment of Ukrainian military and raising two children in the spirit of Ukrainian values. "For this I get threats of death, torture, rape, I am blocked by work pages, they take my earnings. I am humiliated, harassed and psychologically destroyed," the blogger wrote.

According to Mandyuk, the state has never defended her family from threats and harassment, and now she has opened criminal proceedings for her children perceive Russian -speaking people as a threat. "Because a child who lives without a dad through Russia identifies a danger faster than any official in a warm office.

If I or Daddy is not around, they will protect themselves as they can! Mandyuk wrote his ELENA The criminal case is not caused by the fact that Mandyuk defends the Ukrainian language, because the country has adopted the relevant law. Yes, they may speak Russian. But they are the same Ukrainians as you, "Goncharenko wrote.