The wife of the murdered ex-State Duma deputy Denis Voronenkov Maria Maksakova visited the Odessa Film Festival and talked with Osadchy Ukrainian, it says in "Secular Life".

The opera singer is now studying the language with the teacher and asks everyone to communicate with her in this way. In addition, Maria "no longer afraid" to invite to the Kiev Opera.

"We are now starting a new program - Ukrainian songs, and then" Carmen "and everything else. I really want to sing "Zaporozhtsy for Dunaem", - she noted..

Ex-deputy of the State Duma of Russia about feelings for the deceased husband and changes in life after his death still can not speak Ukrainian.

"It's hard that I can not see him anymore, because I loved him. I loved him so much that the worst thing for me is that in this reality, alas, I will not meet him. But I am very grateful to the Ukrainian investigation, because I see that they are doing their work very selflessly and courageously, "Maksakova stressed..

In addition, the widow of the politician receives information about the progress of the case from the Prosecutor General of Ukraine.

"Yuriy Lutsenko told me that they are close to unraveling. And, as you can guess, these threads lead to Russia, "- summed up the opera singer.

Note that TSN. Ua received photos and videos on which Maria is resting in the beach club of Varadero in Odessa.

Recall, on March 23, 2017 at about 11:30 at the intersection of the boulevard Taras Shevchenko and Pushkinskaya Street in Kiev, there was shooting. As a result, former State Duma deputy Denis Voronenkov was killed. Also, the attacker wounded the policeman's ex-politician, but he managed to shoot back and wounded the murderer - the 28-year-old native of Sevastopol who lived in the Dnieper, Pavel Parshov. He died in hospital from wounds inflicted by guard Voronenkov.

Parshov was wanted since 2011 for financial fraud committed by a group of individuals. People's Deputy Anton Gerashchenko noted that the murderer Voronenkov in early 2015 crossed the Ukrainian border with Belarus, and from there went to Russia, where he studied at the school of saboteurs.

After preparation, he was thrown into Ukraine, where he joined the National Guard.

Another accomplice of Parshov is called Yaroslav Levenets, who disappeared the day after the murder of Voronenkov. In his house, searches were carried out, and relatives were interrogated.

On June 15 in Pavlograd detained a suspect in the murder of Voronenkov. The surname of the detainee is not called, but earlier TSN reported that this is a local activist Yaroslav Tarasenko.