The stories of Russians who fought in Ukraine: why they went there, what they saw and did, and how it changed them Since February 2022, hundreds of thousands of Russians went through the front. They lived under fire, slept on corpses, lost friends, received injuries. And they shot themselves. Those who were not there cannot imagine what these people saw and felt. At the end of hostilities, they will return to their native cities and villages. Already others.

The preaching of Alexander Kitta about the insight that we are afraid When Christ healed the blind, the Pharisees arranged for that interrogation, and relatives renounced the healed. Sometimes the same thing happens to us. When we begin to notice repressions, bloodshed, injustice, we can also fall for interrogation and lose loved ones. To see worse than to be blind. But only this path leads to God.

The appeal of Dmitry Muratov* to the presidents of Russia and Ukraine during large -scale exchange of prisoners of war Russia needs a new holiday - the day of the punisher. After all, professionals in the torture of people reappeared in the country. Torture of defenseless in jail, ships and prisons became a declaration of love for the homeland. Dmitry Muratov* recalls the current political prisoners, with whom the state treated with particular cruelty.