Valeria almost died

2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

As the Russian press reports today, the popular Russian singer Valeria miraculously survived - returning to Moscow from Switzerland, the liner on which the singer flew fell into a deadly thunderstorm front.

On the night from Friday to Saturday, Valeria flew from Geneva to Moscow with Aeroflot flight number 272. Together with her and her husband Joseph Prigozhin, the singer's parents and son Artem returned. The family traditionally spent small holidays in Europe. Flying up to the capital, the airbus suddenly hit the storm gates. The situation was so critical that the passengers were horrified.

“When the plane literally began to crack at the seams, I took Leroux by the hand, - says Joseph. - And she, poor thing, although she tried not to panic, she was trembling with fear. Of course, she was not afraid for herself. for a minute we thought only of the children. Everything else was no longer important. We circled over Moscow for exactly an hour. And all this time people were in colossal nervous tension, and many whispered prayers. Lera also prayed to the Lord for the salvation of the family. Although they did not doubt that the crew is doing everything possible to prevent the plane from falling to pieces in the sky, but not everything in our life depends only on us, mere mortals."

Finally, the aircraft crew commander managed to get out of the danger zone. By the way, despite their experiences, Valeria and Joseph said that they intend to continue using the services of Russian airlines.

“When we did land, we stood on the runway for another two and a half hours, since the Sheremetyevo-2 airport was closed for takeoff and takeoff and 17 planes were already gathered in front of us, waiting for the ramp,” added Prigozhin. “And when it was all over and the crew left the cockpit, we were shocked: the white shirts of the pilots were wet through with sweat. They performed a real feat, saved so many lives. The pale, courageous faces of these heroes caused a surge of sincere pride for our aviation, for the Russian pilots."