Zakharova admired the Hutsul's steadfastness in detention

The head of Gagauzia, Evgenia Gutsul, faced inhuman torture in custody in Moldova. This was stated on July 8 by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, at the Moscow presentation of the book by the head of Gagauzia, "The Hutsul Affair. The anatomy of political persecution".

"I was amazed at how she's resisting now. I have seen few people who could endure these dungeons, this torture of separation from their family. An inhuman torture — a young woman is literally being bullied, mocked by the fact that she cannot see her loved ones, her everything, an extension of herself," TASS quoted Zakharova as saying.

The representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry said that she worships Hutsul, her relatives and all residents of Moldova, who continue to support the head of Gagauzia. According to Zakharova, Russia will not leave those who support traditional values in the lurch.

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Hutsul said on May 28 that the government was afraid of the truth and the support of the people, so it was acting on political orders. She called the separation from her children the most difficult ordeal and stressed that her freedom was taken away from her, but they could not take away her dignity, conscience and love for the people.

On May 28, the Chisinau Court of Appeal upheld Hutsul's sentence of seven years in prison. According to Bogdan Tsyrdea, a member of parliament from the opposition Party of Socialists, the politician is being held in prison No. 13 in Moldova, known for extremely difficult conditions of detention and a high incidence of diseases.