Life Secrets's video: Great Panic in Russia: Russian People Are Against Putin

If you were a mother, would you send your son to the front for a war that you cannot say is a war? Or would you accept to pay economic and social costs and continue to oppose it? The most important thing for a citizen is to have confidence in his country. He does not want to worry about tomorrow, he continues to produce. He works to achieve his goals. His economic worries should be minimal, he should not be worried about his family. But this is no longer the case for a large group of people in Russia: the War Resisters! Simply being a social media user, laying flowers at a poet's memorial, a mother who doesn't want her son to die, a child who draws a picture saying "no to war", or even a child who doesn't want people to get hurt, can make you a terrorist in Russia in minutes. Many activists, lawyers, mothers, intellectuals and philosophers think that it was not right for Russia to attack Ukraine in the first place. In fact, the number of people who have been forced to flee the country just for participating in the protests is in the thousands. In an interview with Russian citizens who had to emigrate to other countries, when asked "What does the name Putin mean to you?", the most common answers were aggressive, uncontrolled, unconscious and hostile to his own people. This is actually a portrait of the Russian government in the eyes of the people. Hundreds of stories of failure can be told to answer the question: "What are the consequences of policies that ignore the demands of the people?" A leader can only move forward with the support of his people, but it seems that the Russian people no longer accept Putin as their leader. A Russian activist recently said, referring to Germany in the 30s, "I feel like a German citizen living in Germany in the 1930s. Putin's dreams are as absurd as Hitler's, his actions are as aggressive as Hitler's and he is as doomed to defeat as Hitler. But despite the climate of fear that the Russian government is trying to create, Russian activists are not giving up their responsibility to speak out and take action under the authoritarian regime! The climate of fear on the streets of Russia, restrictions, unfair trials, arrests, police attacks... It's a long list. But are the Russian people aware of the situation they are in? How are they affected by the war? What has changed since the beginning of the war? And most importantly, what is the attitude of the Russian people towards these attacks? We are ORION. We do our best to deliver accurate information to our viewers as soon as possible. We inform the world about the data we collect from trusted sources and regional experts. Stay tuned for updated, real news!