A Ukrainian woman on the 76th Cannes Film Festival바카라 웹사이트grabbed the eyes of everyone when she covered herself with fake blood while wearing a dress with the colours of the Ukrainian national flag.
The video of the바카라 웹사이트demonstration is now viral on social media. In the video,바카라 웹사이트she can be seen slathering herself with a red liquid, following which바카라 웹사이트security personnel nearby carry her away from the red carpet.
The woman tried to use the바카라 웹사이트stage바카라 웹사이트to remind everyone about the country of Ukraine bleeding out due to constant attacks from Russia. The full-scale바카라 웹사이트Russian invasion of Ukraine바카라 웹사이트started in February 2022. According to reports,바카라 웹사이트there have been바카라 웹사이트354,000 deaths of Russian and Ukrainian soldiers combined while the total casualties in Russia range바카라 웹사이트between바카라 웹사이트189,500-223,00 while in Ukraine the numbers are바카라 웹사이트124,500-131,000.
The unidentified woman바카라 웹사이트was seen going up the stairs of the famous Cannes carpet. With paparazzi capturing every moment, she stopped in the middle of the stairs and opened two bottles containing a red liquid substance and poured it over herself facing the cameras. She did not say anything during her act or even when she was dragged away.
According to reports, the Cannes Film Market had put a blanket ban on Russian delegations and film companies related to their government since the beginning of the invasion.
Ukrainian-origin people across the globe have shown solidarity with the people suffering in their homeland. Last year at Cannes Film Festival, a similar demonstration was made by a woman who had stripped naked with her torso바카라 웹사이트painted with the colours of the Ukrainian national flag and the phrase 'stop raping us' written on it along with red handprints all over the lower part of her body.
The cast and crew members of the film 'Butterfly Vision' had put forward a demonstration last year at Cannes in protest against Russia's invasion media censorship of the war. They held a banner that said바카라 웹사이트"Russians kill Ukrainians. Do you find it offensive and disturbing to talk about this genocide?" while their faces were covered with content-warning signs
