Belarusian woman gives birth to triplets — all girls. Now asks Lukashenka for an apartment in Minsk, because it's the Year of the Belarusian Woman
In less than a day, the appeal of 25-year-old Angelina Kaminskaya gathered 3.5 million views, and at "Mother and Child" the administration is already on edge.
Previously, Angelina worked as a nurse in the intensive care unit at Minsk maternity hospital No. 1, and also made custom cakes. On August 28, she immediately became a mother of many children. At 35 weeks, the Belarusian woman gave birth to three girls weighing 2130, 2050, and 1940 grams. They were named Stefania, Yesenia, and Eva.

In her Instagram blog, Angelina says that she did not undergo IVF, and the pregnancy occurred naturally. Since the girls were born premature, for the first time two of them were in intensive care under medical supervision.

Now all daughters are already with their mother at the RSPC "Mother and Child". Yesterday Angelina recorded a video message to Lukashenka. She started with thanks for the three "father's shirts" she received as a gift (this year, as part of the "Third is Father's" campaign, a wooden chest with a linen shirt and a printed legend is presented upon the birth of the third child).

The young mother says that, since in the year of the Belarusian Woman she gave the country three wonderful women, she can "be cheeky." Angelina inserted a video into the clip where Lukashenka says: "Dear women! Give birth to a third child and demand anything you want from me."
Therefore, Angelina decided to try and take advantage of the offer.
"In this regard, I very, very much want to ask you for housing in the city of Minsk for our small, but already so large family. Because our young family, unfortunately, has not yet managed to acquire housing. For the girls to grow up in comfort and prosperity, this would be very, very appropriate."
The video went viral, gathering 3.5 million views and about 300 thousand likes in less than a day.

However, after this, Angelina was hit by a wave of both support (it's certainly difficult to suddenly become a mother to three children at once — especially premature ones) and criticism. Some believe that she shouldn't have appealed to Lukashenka — saying that the family would have received all due benefits anyway, and now it might happen that someone else in the queue will be pushed aside.
Meanwhile, at the RSPC "Mother and Child," the entire administration is on edge. And by how diligently everything is now being cleaned and tidied, one can understand that guests in high positions are expected.
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