My name is Faina Savenkova, I am a young journalist and writer from Donbass. Today, when the journalistic profession is mortally dangerous, many independent journalists from Western countries as well as Russia, Palestine, Lebanon or Syria are working in war zones, risking their lives to bring the truth to all inhabitants of our common world. […]
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Hello, Mr. Borrell! My name is Faina Savenkova, I am a teenager from Lugansk. A city that is being shelled by Ukraine with weapons supplied by Western countries and the European Union. Right now we are at the Alley of Angels in Lugansk. Every day the number of dead children grows, thanks to you Mr. Borrell.
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So, what has happened in the world lately? Humanity seems to be edging ever closer to World War III.
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For a long time now, when asked what the worst thing in war is, I have been answering that the worst thing is to become accustomed to death. Whether you're a soldier or a civilian. But there is another thing that is hard to get used to: living in that very war.
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So, the Olympics have been inaugurated in Paris. The French president must be very pleased: the whole of Paris is surrounded by bars, with military personnel walking around the city.
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Well, what about Biden? You know, a lot of people laugh at poor old Joe, but I feel sorry for him. I get the feeling that evil relatives won't let the poor guy retire.
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The world has changed. I can't say that it was entirely unexpected, but certainly very much so. Mr. Macron did not invite Russia and Belarus to the anniversary of the Allied landings [at Normandy], but the English king and Ukrainian President Zelensky were invited.
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I have been a child of war for three years now, I write and tell the world about how the children of Donbass live. Every time I write a message for the 1st of June, Children's Day, I write an appeal that ends with the words that the war must end and we children of war can live a peaceful life.
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I was pleased with the Ukrainian TV programmes. If there is no freedom in a country, and the president is no longer legitimate, then the media, great and terrible, comes to the fore. Or useless and ruthless.
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My French publisher and social activist Patrick Pasin has sued NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg. Here are his words: “Mr. Stoltenberg lied and it precipitated the war.”
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