Today's issue of the British newspaper the Guardian came out with a photo of Ukrainian singer Jamala, which became the winner at "Eurovision 2016" on the cover.

The room was decorated with the dramatic Jamala, which is accompanied by the caption "You hear that, Putin?", informs «GLORY TO UKRAINE»ICF with reference to ZN.UA.

The newspaper also dedicated a spokeswoman for Ukraine's great article on the political aspects of her songs. "The Europeans can show that they are "not indifferent to the suffering" in the Crimea, which was occupied by Russia, by voting for Ukraine at the Eurovision song contest", - writes The Guardian.

The journalist of the edition emphasizes that the historical context of the song "1944" relates how deportation of the Crimean Tatars and the current situation on the Peninsula. The article pays attention to the political situation in Russia-occupied Crimea and repression against the Crimean Tatars.

"If I win it will mean that modern Europeans are not indifferent, and ready to hear about the pain of others and ready to sympathize", - the newspaper quoted a conversation with Gamalei.

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