Kerry responded on Twitter to Margaret Atwood, author of the novel “The Handmaid’s Tale”, also on the Russian sanctions list. “Damn it! Jim Carrey and I were planning to spend the holidays in Moscow. I guess now it will be Kiev,” Atwood said in response to Russia’s decision.
“Yes, Margaret. I fear the worst has happened. We have been denied entry to Russia…but the problems of hundreds of Canadians are nothing in this crazy world. We will always have Paris,” replied the actor. to the writer.
On November 14, Russia introduced personal sanctions against a hundred Canadian citizens, including Jim Carrey, Margaret Atwood and journalist Stefan Bandera, nephew of Ukrainian nationalist leader Stepan Banderas.
As announced by the Russian Foreign Ministry, Canadians subject to Russian sanctions “are directly involved in the implementation of an aggressive anti-Russian course.”
Even at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Kerry supported Ukraine and called Vladimir Putin an idiot, UNIAN wrote.
