Madonna has taken a stand on the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
The American singer posted a video on Instagram this Saturday mixing shocking photos of the bombings that hit Ukraine with images of Vladimir Putin mixed with portraits of Hitler.
By way of musical accompaniment:
Sorry
, a piece by Madonna released in 2006, of which we also see images from the clip, relays BFMTV.
The lyrics may be dated, but they target the action of the Kremlin leader: “I listened to your lies and all your stories, and I can't stand it anymore.
“Russia's unnecessary and greed-driven invasion of Ukraine must be stopped!
“Writes the American star to accompany the video.
“Please send humanitarian aid to help millions of Ukrainian citizens whose lives are affected by this crisis right now,” the singer continues.
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“We support you President Zelensky”
Madonna then comes to support the Ukrainian president.
“Putin has violated all existing human rights agreements,” the singer wrote in the caption.
“Putin has no right to erase the existence of Ukraine.
We support you President Zelensky, ”adds the one who says to pray for the bombarded head of state and his inhabitants.
Since its publication, the video has been viewed more than 13 million times.
This is not the first time that Madonna has used the images and lyrics of
Sorry
, as well as images of Hitler to denounce armed conflicts, points out HuffPost.
In 2007, during the
Confessions
tour , the singer broadcast a video mixing the Nazi leader, George W. Bush and his vice-president Dick Cheney, and Osama Bin Laden.
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