The WWII veteran wrote a letter about the horror of war. Her grandchildren found him during the war with Ukraine “Today my brother showed me a letter from my grandmother, who died in 2016 at the age of 99. Granny, I'm sorry, we all went through, ”-a 29-year-old resident of St. Petersburg Lisa in March after the outbreak of war in Ukraine wrote such a tweet. We talked with her about the fate of her grandmother and the letter that she wrote.

Political scientist Georgy Chizhov - about the feelings of the Kyivian with Russian citizenship and the doom of the aggressor Georgy Chizhov, the head of the Center for Assistance to Reforms (Kyiv) and the coordinator of the European Dialog expert group in Ukraine, discusses the doom of the Russian invasion, the difficult prospects of Russia and the possibilities that open to Ukraine when the war is over. I never wanted to fight. Never. Even in childhood, he did not play the war.

22:28 Press Secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov in an interview with CNN called fake reports of labor camps for refugees from Ukraine, reports TASS. Earlier, the Mariupol authorities claimed that the residents of the city were taken to Russia under the pretext of evacuation, and there they issued “papers obliging them to stay in a certain city” with the obligation to find employment at the place of work indicated on them. There was no confirmation of this information.