Pussy Riot: No Regrets
Believe they showed the "true face" of Putin regime
The jailed members of Russian all-girl punk band Pussy Riot said in an interview Friday they did not regret their protest against President Vladimir Putin as it revealed the "true face" of his regime.
In the interview with French magazine Elle, the trio also said they were convinced their appeal bid set to begin on October 1 would fail.
"I'm not crying and I do not blame anyone," band member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova told the magazine. "No doubts, no regrets."
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