What russians think about the war in Ukraine

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After the full-scale war started against Ukraine, which was launched by Russia, the level of rejection of all Russian related things among Ukrainians grew to its maximum. 

This attitude applies not only to Putin and officials of his bloody regime, but also to the people of Russia who either openly support the war in Ukraine (which is 71%!) or are simply keeping silence. While our children in Mariupol die without food and water. 

If you think that ordinary Russians are not involved in the war in Ukraine, then this is why you are wrong.

Share the text with your friends. After all, today it is Ukraine, and tomorrow it may be Poland. By the way, 75% of Russians support this.


Here is how you can help Ukraine: https://bank.gov.ua/en/about/support-the-armed-forces

https://help.gov.ua/en

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