Natalia Poklonskaya to Tell Subscribers About Pagan Holiday

Natalia Poklonskaya, a former Russian prosecutor, has announced that she will talk about the pagan holiday of Maslenitsa on her social media channels.

Maslenitsa is a traditional Slavic holiday celebrated in the week leading up to Lent. It marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring. Maslenitsa is celebrated with traditional Russian festivities such as sledding, snowball fights, and eating pancakes.

Poklonskaya, who is known for her conservative views, has been criticized for her decision to talk about a pagan holiday. Critics accuse her of trying to promote paganism in Russia.

Poklonskaya has defended her decision, saying that she wants to tell her followers more about the "true history" of Russia. She has also said that she believes that Maslenitsa is a Christian holiday.

It remains to be seen whether Poklonskaya's followers will be receptive to her message about Maslenitsa. The holiday is not widely celebrated in Russia today, and many Russians view it as a pagan relic.