It begins with a fundamental truth: Putin and peace are incompatible. Putin is an unconditional aggressor and the architect of aggression. Without a doubt, had he shown even the slightest interest in peace, he would not have initiated any of his full-scale invasions. If he truly desired peace today, he could immediately halt the rocket and drone attacks on civilian populations, as well as the mass assaults on civilians and critical infrastructure. This would signal that he is at least somewhat rational and returning to reality. However, this is not applicable to Putin's psychological profile. The illusion that he seeks any form of peace does not exist. Instead, Putin desires war through various means, using operational pauses merely to reorganize his forces and resources.

Užasan slučaj! Municipalna poslanica Jelena Filina još uvijek čeka presudu, dok joj preti kazna od 8,5 godina zatvora zbog navodnog širenja "lažnih informacija" o vojsci. Ova situacija se odnosi na njen post na Fejsbuku iz aprila 2022. godine, u kojem je pisala o tragičnim događajima u Buči i Irpenu. Njena odbrana tvrdi da nije mogla znati zvaničnu poziciju Ministarstva odbrane, koja je objavljena tek 3. aprila, dok je Jelena svoj post napisala tokom noći između 2. i 3. aprila. Nažalost, ovakve priče često ne završavaju srećno. Moramo se boriti protiv straha koji Putin pokušava da nametne! #PravdaZaJelenu #SlobodaGovora

In a troubling development from the Ivanovskaya region, a local resident, 20-year-old Kiril Solovjev, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for charges including treason, attempted treason, and illegal border crossing. Solovjev, a passionate video gamer, reportedly connected with a Ukrainian gamer and offered money for a drone, expressing his desire to join the Ukrainian armed forces. He was apprehended on the outskirts of the village of Crvena Niva in the Belgorod region, where he was allegedly preparing to cross the border into Ukraine. The Solovjev family has resided in the Ivanovskaya region, raising concerns about the implications of this case for political dissent and personal freedoms in Russia. This incident highlights the intersection of youth culture, gaming, and geopolitical conflict, as well as the severe repercussions individuals may face for their political aspirations in an increasingly repressive environment.

In Novosibirsk, three young individuals have been handed down severe sentences due to their attempt to set fire to the offices of "United Russia" and Putin's election headquarters in Barnaul. Sergey Dementyev, Artem Zhelenkov, and Dmitry Rotkin received sentences of 18, 17, and 16 years in prison, respectively. According to security agency reports, the trio was caught near the headquarters building while preparing to throw Molotov cocktails. Fortunately, no one was injured, and there was no damage to property as a result of their actions. Despite this, the young people, with the youngest being only 18 years old, faced charges ranging from treason to training for the commission of a terrorist act.