The most honest thing I can admit now is that I no longer know how this ends.

[iryna@mstdn.social]

The most honest thing I can admit now is that I no longer know how this ends. Four years ago we believed in weeks, in seasons, in turning points. We were wrong — not only about the length, but about what this would become. War has settled into the structure of life itself.

[darwinwoodka@mastodon.social]

@iryna

Hugs. May Putin die soon, the bastard.

[schmaker@schmaker.eu]

@iryna Worst thing is that the war is not over when war is over. So many broken souls, families, lives.

As a guy from country who acts like supporting I'm seriously ashamed how far we have let it go.

And worst thing is, that no amount of personal support could make major difference unless our politicians actually starts doing something. Screw this

[missconstrue@mefi.social]

@iryna And what has been done in Ukraine will be the fate of all of us, as the billionaires begin lobbing bombs at each other to protect their Lolita secrets.

Palestine was a testing ground for what "powers" could do to the powerless. Ukraine was a testing ground to see how much Putin could do before anyone outside of Ukraine stood up to him.

Iran is about to be a testing ground for how to distract from pedophiles in power by murdering millions of people.

I wish I had TV witch type powers and I could twitch my nose and make all the weapons disappear. Sure, we could make more, but wouldn't a day or two without weapons be such a lovely day?