Ilya Reznik made a statement in connection with Pugacheva’s return to Russia

He called the singer “his sister”

A close friend of Alla Pugacheva, the famous poet Ilya Reznik, reacted to the singer’s return to Russia. Pugacheva, having passed the border crossing near Pskov, arrived in Moscow by train. Ilya Rakhmielevich made a statement on this matter in a conversation with MK correspondents.

– I am glad that Alla is back, – Reznik was inspired. – Nowhere, in any country in the world, will she feel as comfortable as at home. Alla has always loved Russia. And I have always loved and will love her. She is my sister. And she always considered me her brother. And none of her personal life will affect our relationship.

“Alla and I have a great creative past,” continues Ilya Rakhmielevich. – Our, as they say, “diamond trio”, thank God, is alive and still active. I wish my dear creative relatives, Alla and Raymond Pauls, health and many happy summers.

We lived in the great country of the USSR and worked for the benefit of people. Each of us has our own present. And I really hope that we all have a happy future. I dream that Russia will again become a Superpower, in which all people will live happily, in peace and in the love of those near and far!

This morning, at 6:40, we filmed Pugacheva’s arrival at the Leningradsky station. She arrived alone. Her husband, foreign agent Maxim Galkin, and children did not return to Russia. After the family fled to Israel and the war began there, the couple and their children moved to Cyprus.

Galkin is unlikely to appear in the Russian Federation – the threat of criminal cases for discrediting the Russian army hangs over him. Commentators on social networks react very coldly to Alla Borisovna’s return.

Judging by the fact that Pugacheva arrived in Russia through Pskov, she had previously visited the Baltic states.