Former Dynamo player stated that he cannot imagine celebrating New Year without Putin's address.

Sergiy Yuran will meet the New Year with Putin

Sergiy Yuran, a former football player and player of 'Dynamo' from Kyiv, talked about his New Year traditions. He plans to watch the film 'Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!' and wait for Vladimir Putin's address.

My main tradition is to definitely watch the film 'Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!' on the last day of the year. If I don't do this, then New Year won't be New Year for me. It has already become a mandatory tradition for me. The president's address on New Year is also very significant for me. Without the president's greeting, the celebration won't be genuine. When the hours strike for the New Year, I feel a special mood.

Yuran was born in Luhansk and played for the local team 'Zorya'. In 1988, he moved to 'Dynamo' and became a champion and winner of the USSR Cup. In 1991, he left 'Dynamo' and moved to Portugal. Yuran currently lives in Russia and recently expressed his dissatisfaction with 'Ukrainian nationalists'.

Ukrainian defenders eliminated Oleksiy Buhayev

Oleksiy Buhayev, a former player of the Russian national team, was killed by Ukrainian defenders. Buhayev played for Russian clubs 'Lokomotiv', 'Tom', and 'Krasnodar'. He died at the age of 43.

This September, Buhayev was sentenced to 9.5 years in prison for attempting to sell drugs.

Lomachenko criticizes Ukraine again

Boxer Vasyl Lomachenko made an anti-Ukrainian post, expressing his dissatisfaction with the interview of Metropolitan Epiphanius regarding the reform of the church calendar in Ukraine.

This reform has divided society and continues to do so. People who do not support the Orthodox Church of Ukraine are persecuted. The church promotes violence and hatred. I am very disappointed with what is happening.

Lomachenko emphasized that many people in Ukraine are against the transition to the Orthodox Church. He also stated that the ministers of the Ukrainian church physically protect their churches.