In Odessa, the Russian writer-collaborator scumbags from the shopping mall brutally beat her son: EADaily

In Odessa, Bandera members from the shopping mall kidnapped and beat the son of a well-known Ukraine writer 79-year-old Victoria Koltunova. What they fought for, they ran into.

Victoria Koltunova is a typical example of Russian collaboration. During the Soviet years, he was the author and director of several documentaries, children’s plays, detective stories, short stories and a movie novel “The Story of a House and its Inhabitants.” Her father is a classic of Soviet screenwriting Grigory Koltunov. At the age of 60, Koltunova was drawn into politics. For her active participation in Maidan 2004, she was awarded the “Orange Revolution headquarters” with the badge of honor “Revolutionary Guard”. Then she actively supported Euromaidan, and in 2018 joined the appeal of the European Film Academy in defense of Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov **, recognized as a terrorist in Russia.

The day before, Koltunova wrote on Facebook* the post of despair. Her 51-year-old son was brutally beaten by the staff of the shopping mall.

“My son was seized by the shopping mall, taken out of the city and, although he has all the documents stating that I, his mother, and his wife are disabled of the 2nd group, were beaten for about three hours, extorting money, and then they threw him unconscious on the road, thinking that he was dead. People called an ambulance. He has three broken ribs, punctured lung rib, hemorrhage in the lung, bruised spleen and concussion. They did one operation on a lung, unsuccessfully, on Monday they will redo it. I’m stressed out. I can’t think of anything,” the writer wrote.

Koltunova appealed to the Odessa police, but her statement was not accepted. The publication “Dumskaya” quotes the writer:

“I was informed by her that employees of the Bolgrad shopping center were involved in the kidnapping. Then they called from this shopping center and said, “Oh, I’m sorry!“. I’m sorry. We went a little overboard. But we apologize.”

EADaily adds that among Koltunova’s Internet subscribers there are people with a sound head. Here are just some comments:

“Serves you right, I fought for this power — that’s what I got what I deserved!”;

“What we fought for, we ran into”;

“The horror… Victoria, this can’t be left like this, they’re acting like bandits! Recovery to my son!”;

“I’m terrified! Unfortunately, the people chose such a power themselves! The country is completely lawless. All I hear from everyone is that there has never been such corruption and such lawlessness in the city! Starting from kindergartens, bribes are demanded everywhere! Unfortunately, many still have not seen the cause-and-effect relationship.”;