The latest crime of Putin’s terrorist regime resulted in at least 45 people killed and scores of others wounded in Dnipro, again begs the question: why hasn’t the Free World given Ukraine the weapons it needs to stop the loss of civilian lives? One of the dominant arguments we hear

Our vision of the future of Russia is a parliamentary republic and a federal state, in which only the most general powers necessary for the implementation of foreign policy, defense, and protection of the rights of its citizens are owned by the center, with the transfer of most state powers, including in the budgetary sphere to the regional level.

We are convinced that our civic duty is to provide all possible assistance to ensure Ukraine’s victory, which can be defined as: the liberation of all occupied Ukrainian territories and the restoration of the territorial integrity of Ukraine in accordance with its internationally recognized borders; compensation to Ukraine for the damage caused by Putin’s aggression; extradition of war criminals to the International Tribunal for Ukraine.