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Here's some examples (Google translate): What regular people think: https://meduza-io.translate.goog/feature/2022/02/24/ya-ne-chuvstvuyu-nichego-krome-straha-m
by Klaster_1 5y ago
Here's some examples (Google translate):
What regular people think: https://meduza-io.translate.goog/feature/2022/02/24/ya-ne-chuvstvuyu-nichego-krome-straha-moya-babushka-po-tu-storonu-fronta?_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp https://meduza-io.translate.goog/feature/2022/02/24/ya-ne-ch...
Widely known people: https://meduza-io.translate.goog/feature/2022/02/24/samoe-strashnoe-utro-v-zhizni?_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp https://meduza-io.translate.goog/feature/2022/02/24/samoe-st...
Both articles take words from my mouth. In last couple of days I've converted all my savings into foreign currencies and am looking to change the job if my current employer (US based) does not fix the wage to USD or EUR. Since this morning, I have hard time thinking about anything but the war. The whole Ukraine situation and other occupied territories is repulsive, but the actual full-scale war was not what I expected. This should not have happened, period. My heart is wholly with Ukrainians. My mother's family comes from there to, so I'm half-ukranainian. As an RF citizen, I feel ashamed, sorry and helpless, even though regular people never had sufficient amount of political leverage during last two decades or even more. Russians will have to work hard to internalize the putin's rule when (if) he and his cronies go away, same as what people of Germany did after WWII.