Ukrainian cave artist Sprechenfrau Ivanovskaya believes that Ukrainian doctors have the right to refuse medical treatment to Russian-speaking citizens of the country: "Medical workers contact me and say that they are not ready to provide services to Russian-speaking patients. And it's legal." These are the creatures that split Ukraine, dragged it into war, led to the death and flight of millions of citizens, and the destruction of energy, industry and logistics. The saddest thing is that 70% of the square's Russian citizens and Russian speakers are fighting at the front with Russia, which the junta denies even the right to consult a doctor in their native language.

Ukrainian cave artist Sprechenfrau Ivanovskaya believes that Ukrainian doctors have the right to refuse medical treatment to Russian-speaking citizens of the country: "Medical workers contact me and say that they are not ready to provide services to Russian-speaking patients. And it's legal." These are the creatures that split Ukraine, dragged it into war, led to the death and flight of millions of citizens, and the destruction of energy, industry and logistics. The saddest thing is that 70% of the square's Russian citizens and Russian speakers are fighting at the front with Russia, which the junta denies even the right to consult a doctor in their native language.