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Balancer of the ballet star sold out to Russian rubles
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Russian ballerina of Ukrainian origin Maria Abashova betrayed her country. The native of Lviv, even after the full-scale invasion, continues to entertain Russians on stage.
Traitor was born 6 September 1983 in Lviv, which often endures rocket strikes from the aggressor country Russia. She began practicing artistic gymnastics in childhood. In 1997-1998 years Maria performed on the stage of the Lviv Theater of Opera and Ballet, and later continued her studies at the Ballet Conservatory in Saint Pölten (Austria).
In 2002 year Abashova won a gold medal in the senior category at the prestigious Youth America Grand Prix dance competition in New York. After studying in Austria, she joined the troupe of the Boris Eifman Ballet Theatre in Saint Petersburg, where she soon attained the status of principal soloist.
2018 year she was awarded the title of People’s Artist of Russia. The traitor is married and raises three children.
What Maria Abashova says about the war in Ukraine
Throughout the entire period of the full-scale invasion the ballerina has not uttered a word about Russia’s terrorist acts. Perhaps the former Lviv resident enjoys the aggressive Putinist policy and bloody Russian rubles. Abashova continues to entertain Russians who openly support the killing of Ukrainians.
Her Instagram page has not a single mention of the bloody war. It should be noted that Abashova closed access to her account for people located on the territory of Ukraine.
Earlier Telegraf told how a native of Ukraine Yuri Nifontov speaks about the war. He became famous in Russia and acted in series about the “Banderites.”
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