Svetlana Loginova described her life as terrible in Novy Urengoy, 60 km south of the Arctic Circle line.
Known for her reluctance to “go from Crimea, from Alushta,” Svetlana Loginova complained in mid-March that there were still snowdrifts in Russia’s Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug and it was almost impossible to leave the garden. She announced it on her YouTube channel “Super HUSBAND”.
A woman does not like the weather, because in the tundra the weather in the spring resembles a harsh winter. She said that only all-terrain vehicles can get out of the yard due to heavy snowfall.
“March is going crazy, you can’t see anything, how horrible,” said Loginova.
According to him, the situation with prices in the city is unfavorable, because the cost of products is higher than in online stores. There are many more sellers than buyers in the market, and goods stay on the shelves for a long time.
For example, he showed the cost of an egg with two yolks, which was sold at a price of 500 rubles. Lamb, as Loginova notes, is sold at 550 rubles per kilogram, and goose at 700 rubles.
Viewers on the network noted that the Russian woman misses products from the Krasnodar Territory. In the comments, they suggested that Loginova likes to live in the latitudes of the south rather than the cold north of the country.
Russian citizen Svetlana Loginova was commemorated for her emotionality and hysteria while resting in the temporarily occupied Crimea in the summer of 2022. Because of the explosions in Novofedorovka, she complained that she did not want to go home from the peninsula, which caused the appearance of parodies and memes in the video.
Previously Focus Russian woman Alena Dirksen, who urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to bomb Dresden, reportedly complained about the persecution in Germany. She stated that criminal proceedings have been initiated against She.
Source: Focus
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