Victoria Bonya, who recorded an appeal to Vladimir Putin, thanked the Kremlin “for not passing by.” The blogger published a new video after Russian President Dmitry Peskov’s press secretary, in response to journalists’ questions, said that the Kremlin saw Bonnie’s appeal, which caused a great resonance.
In particular, Peskov said that Bonnie’s appeal (which gained more than a million likes on Instagram in two days) “touches on resonant topics” in which “a lot of work is being done, a large number of people are participating, and all this has not been left unattended.”
In the new videoIn the recording made on April 16, Bonya spoke with tears in her eyes about how moved she was when the Kremlin saw her appeal and informed her that “work is already underway on the issues we expressed.”
The blogger said that she watched “two analyzes of my interview on some BBC channels, on the Dogged channel.” “Don’t drag me there, please, I’m not with you, I’m with the people, I’m inside the people,” Punia stressed.
Bonya also said that she doesn’t know what her future will be like (After addressing Putin – approx. “Jellyfish”), but “it was worth it.”
According to the blogger, no one paid her for the appeal, and if she had not written it, “it would have been a betrayal of the Russian spirit.” “I support our great country living its best life,” she said.
Victoria Bonya published an appeal to Putin “on behalf of the people” on April 14. She mentioned five problems about which, in her opinion, the president did not get all the information: floods in Dagestan, pollution of beaches in Anapa, rules allowing the killing of animals listed in the Red Book, confiscation of livestock in the Novosibirsk region, and blocking of the Internet.
On April 15, Bonya reported that after the appeal was published, she was contacted by journalists, including Yuri Dod, as well as independent publications Dozhd and The Insider. However, Bonya will not give them an interview, because “it is not some kind of opposition.”
Aida, the ex-wife of rapper Joffe, a TV presenter and blogger with four million followers on Instagram, came out in support of Bonnie. In her speech, she also referred to problems that concern Russians, including corruption.