A letter from Sevastopol

Stop the war

Friends in Russia and the world! Russia declared war on Ukraine. A lot of people can die in meaningless fratricidal massacre! I am a Russian man, I live in Sevastopol and always considered himself a Russian nationalist. Therefore, I can responsibly declare: no one threatened the Russian population of the South-East, there were no militants and terrorist acts in Ukraine, which the Russian media write about you. You are brazenly and cynically deceive! The Russian Crimea and Ukraine did not go out with weapons in their hands to defend their lives, so that this was not necessary! Personnel with armed people who show you on TV are military personnel of the Russian troops in complete weapons without identification marks on Russian armored vehicles, who invaded Crimea without declaring the war. Ahead is a full -scale war throughout Ukraine. With the worst version of events, the third world and nuclear apocalypse is possible.

I understand that it is difficult for many of you to understand what is actually happening, that Orwell’s agitprop provoke military hysteria in Russia that many of you are dear to Putin's imperial ambitions. Now is not the time to talk about it. Ahead of the colossal cataclysm, from which we will all suffer. Not only Russians and Ukrainians will kill each other, but the Russians will also kill Russians, Ukrainians will kill Ukrainians. I am afraid that many are scared, but you all have to go on the squares and streets of your cities, to state authorities, consulates and embassies with the only demand to stop the war! If we do not do this, then the Slavic world is waiting for a terrible catastrophe, and each of you will feel its consequences on himself.

And all the same, not easier,
Our century tries us up:
Can you go to the square?
Dare to go out to the square?
You can go to the square
Dare to go out to the square
At that appointed time?!

Andrey Vasiliev, member of the NTS since 1997.

I will add. The author worries and exaggerates. He is more delighted to him than to me and many of us. He sees danger at his threshold.

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