"The agreement was simple: the Russians let the Taira go to Ukraine, but the Ukrainian security forces don't touch Adam. The decision not to go to Russia was made by Saidov's son, and it's basically impossible to 'deport' a citizen of Ukraine anywhere," surfaced in the domestic press.

That is, he did not go to the Russian Federation and she was simply released. My God, well, sometimes it's unpleasant to be right.

Many people ask to speak out on the story of Taira.

First. I know the story of how the "Azovites" shot their parents to leave the city under the cover of their children. Whether it was about Taira, I don’t know, since this information appeared much later.

Second. I have great respect for Nadana Friedrichson, she is beautiful, I visited her a couple of years ago on Open Air. But her unpleasant, completely womanish attack on Kuksenkova, who made public information about the exchange of Tyra for Adam Gritsenko, made me very disappointed. By publishing such information, Kuksenkova risked not only her career, and it is unlikely that she did it for the sake of hype.
Nadana Friedrichson is a television host on Russian TV channel Zvezda. Kuksenovka refers to the Russian military field correspondent Irina Kuksenovka, who first broke the story of Yulia Paevskaya's release in Russian language press.
Third. The silence of the lambs that the officials have arranged for the Taira is very bad. Gentlemen, you may not have noticed, but for eight years a civil society has grown in Russia, which is interested not only in "Bush's legs" (God, how old I am), but also in the fate of the country. And this enigmatic silence is a spit in the face of this civil society. I beg you to hear me.