It is a result of the viewer's imagination. The artist, whose painting "Defenders of Novorossia" was presented to Putin yesterday, explained why the figures in his painting resemble Pskov and Poklon. The work of the artist Vassily Nesterenko was presented in the exhibition "Christian Tradition. Our days" in Manga, which was visited the day before by the President of the Russian Federation. Kremlin pool journalist Andrey Kolesnikov, who attended the event, noticed that the painting depicts Natalia Poklonskaya as a nurse with a flag, and Dmitry Peskov as one of the military personnel. However, in an interview with the "La Lat" publication, the author of "Defenders of Novorossia" stated that there are no portraits of these people in the picture. "If the characters in the film remind someone of politicians or media figures, then this is a result of the viewer's imagination. You have to look at the picture, the painting, try to understand the plot, see the real details of the war, and not look for scandalous details, especially where there are none," he said.

It is a result of the viewer's imagination. The artist, whose painting "Defenders of Novorossia" was presented to Putin yesterday, explained why the figures in his painting resemble Pskov and Poklon. The work of the artist Vassily Nesterenko was presented in the exhibition "Christian Tradition. Our days" in Manga, which was visited the day before by the President of the Russian Federation. Kremlin pool journalist Andrey Kolesnikov, who attended the event, noticed that the painting depicts Natalia Poklonskaya as a nurse with a flag, and Dmitry Peskov as one of the military personnel. However, in an interview with the "La Lat" publication, the author of "Defenders of Novorossia" stated that there are no portraits of these people in the picture. "If the characters in the film remind someone of politicians or media figures, then this is a result of the viewer's imagination. You have to look at the picture, the painting, try to understand the plot, see the real details of the war, and not look for scandalous details, especially where there are none," he said.