She arrived on March 12 with a flight from Minsk to Boryspil. During border control, it was established that at the end of last year she had already flown to Ukraine and for illegally visiting the temporarily occupied Crimea in 2018 she was banned from entering our country for a period of 3 years, the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

However, the woman was stubborn and once again decided to check the vigilance of Ukrainian border guards.

She replaced the old passport with a new one, hoping that blank pages of the document without a mark on the ban on entry would help her cross the Ukrainian border.

" When asked why she replaced the passport, the woman said that the dog allegedly ate him, "

For deliberate failure to comply with the decision of the state body to ban entry into Ukraine, which was supposed to be valid until the end of 2022, the Russian blogger and actress were given a new term of 10 years for banning entry into our country.