Student of the Taras Shevchenko National University Anastasia, who defended the Russian rapper Basta and said that Ukraine would not be able to return the occupied Crimea, allegedly turned out to be daughter of the judge of the Pechersk District Court of Kiev Kristina Konstantinova.
This information was shared by activist Mikhail Zhernakov on his personal page in Facebook… Also according to declarations Konstantinova, which is in the public domain, she does have a daughter named Anastasia. This is stated in the section “information about family members of the subject of declaration” (to view the photo, scroll to the bottom of the page).
By the way, according to Zhernakov, Anastasia herself, who supports the annexation of Crimea, is likely to become a judge as well. The girl is a third year student of the Faculty of Law.
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The ex-leader of the “Right Sector” in Odessa Sergei Sternenko also reacted to the scandal with the alleged daughter of the judge of the Pechersk District Court by posting a video on his personal YouTube-channel. He said that the girl’s statements “can pull on an article,” because she actually spoke out against the territorial integrity of Ukraine when she said that Crimea is not ours.
“She believes that Crimea is not Ukraine, but at the same time she lives in Kiev, goes to the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and feels fine in Ukraine,” Sternenko said.
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The activist also noted that according to his information, Anastasia allegedly is not only the daughter of a judge, but also a former SBU officer Anatoly Tarasyuk, who now works in the RRB and is investigating the Maidan cases.
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Recall that Baste banned from entering Ukraine in 2017 for a period of three years, after he visited Crimea occupied by Russia with concerts.
Already in September 2020, the Ministry of Culture excluded Vakulenko from the list of persons who are prohibited from entering Ukraine… Then it was noted that this happened at the request of the Security Service of Ukraine.
It also became known earlier that rapper Basta planned to hold a concert in Kiev, which is due to take place in the summer of 2021.
As reported OBOZREVATEL earlier, the guards of the Russian rap artist Basta (Vasily Vakulenko), who is in Kiev, tried to beat the Ukrainian, who asked the singer about his visit to the Crimea occupied by Russia.
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