Minsk woman who gave birth to triplets received an apartment as a gift after appealing to Lukashenko

Angelina Kaminskaya, a resident of Belarus, who gave birth to triplets at the end of August, received an apartment as a gift after appealing to the President of the republic Alexander Lukashenko. She stated this on September 26 on her Instagram page (banned in Russia, owned by Meta Corporation, recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation).

On September 10, the mother of three girls published an appeal to Lukashenko, in which she recalled the president's promise to women who gave birth to triplets to give them what they ask for. Angelina emphasized that she gave birth to unique monochromatic triplets, and such a pregnancy "happens to be one in 200 million." In her address to the Belarusian leader, she asked for accommodation in Minsk. The Minsk woman's video has gained more than 600 thousand likes and more than 20 thousand comments.

On September 26, Kaminskaya published a second appeal in which she thanked Lukashenko for the donated housing and the fulfilled promise. She also expressed gratitude to all those involved in solving the family's housing issue.

"Dear Alexander Grigoryevich, we would like to thank you very, very much on behalf of our entire Kaminsky family, and especially from three, or rather, from four such amazing Belarusian women, for the fact that our housing issue was resolved so quickly and well. We express our great, great gratitude to you for the fact that our children will really grow up in a new apartment, and their parents will be confident in the future," the woman said in a video posted on her page.

A resident of Belarus also shared that she is glad that her children will grow up and live in this country.

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