How the Kremlin’s refusal to end the war affects the lives of Russians
Citizens of the russian federation are widely complaining about numerous restrictions in their lives, imposed by the russian authorities due to drones in the country’s airspace and in preparation for the celebration of “victory day.”
▫️ In over 30 cities of russia, not just in moscow, mobile internet is being disconnected. In some regions, there is no other type of communication either. Schools, kindergartens, and universities are canceling classes on a massive scale. Many airports have stopped accepting flights.
▫️ The media in russia report that the planes of foreign guests for the parade on red square will not be accepted at the airports of moscow and will be delivered to other regions of russia by other means of transportation.
The only reason for all these “inconveniences” in the lives of ordinary russians is the kremlin’s desire to continue the war against Ukraine and the manipulation by the russian authorities regarding the issue of ceasefire and truce. Ukraine has clearly expressed its readiness for a 30-day complete ceasefire and a just peace. In contrast, the kremlin, despite its general rhetoric about willingness to negotiate, plans to continue the war, using proposals for a three-day truce, which russia only needs to create an image of the parade and celebration.
