The open and risky appeal of famous Russian blogger Viktoriya Bonya to President Vladimir Putin has reached the walls of the Kremlin. This scandalous event is causing a great stir not only among ordinary people but also in the highest circles of the state. Zamin.uz presents the latest details and unexpected turns of the situation.
Peskov's admission and official response
On Thursday, April 16, Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary for the Russian President, addressed the issues raised by Viktoriya Bonya. He admitted that the problems mentioned by the blogger have caused a "very large resonance." According to Peskov, extensive work is already being carried out in these directions, many specialists have been involved, and no appeal will be left ignored.
The blogger's tears and next steps
Following the official response, Viktoriya Bonya posted a new video on social networks. In it, the blogger expressed gratitude with tears in her eyes for the attention given to her appeal to the Kremlin. Bonya did not hide her concern for her future and safety, but emphasized that "it was worth it," expressing satisfaction that she could convey the people's pain.
The "strict request" behind the scenes
Another fact confirms the strong impact of the appeal: according to reports from Meduza and DW, the Russian presidential administration instructed loyal media outlets not to further "develop" Bonya's appeal. Only statements from official figures are permitted for coverage.
What was it about?
As a reminder, in a video published on April 14, Bonya listed five important problems that "governors are hiding" to the president:
- The consequences of flooding in Dagestan;
- The ecological situation related to the mazut spill in Anapa;
- Rules allowing the killing of rare animals;
- The slaughter of cattle in Novosibirsk;
- Internet restrictions and lies about the non-functioning "Max" messenger.
This video managed to gather a record number on Instagram — 1.3 million likes and over 100 thousand reposts.
Other stars joined in
Viktoriya Bonya's courage inspired other celebrities. Blogger Ayza also criticized the situation in the country. Even actor Ivan Okhlobystin, known as a supporter of the war, called the restriction of the internet in Russia a "huge mistake" and evaluated it as a return to the negative experiences of the USSR.
Dear readers, do you think such open communications from famous bloggers have real power in solving societal problems? Will the government's ban on the media further escalate the situation?
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