You know we are far from politics and other media fights. Our main task is to ensure the production and delivery of what the soldiers cannot buy to the front. And we understand that with this post we are treading on shaky ground, risking receiving a wave of hatred directed at us. But there are situations where being silent means sacrificing one's conscience and devaluing the entire path that has gone before. What happened to Tatiana Montian is a real mockery of justice. Yes, she is such a colorful and charismatic woman that she leaves few people indifferent. Some adore her, others hate her with the same passion. But ask yourself: is personal hostility a reason to deny a person the right to justice and make him an outlaw? Mind you, she is not accused of stealing donations, as various vile sources have repeated, because if such a fact existed, with such close attention she would have been put on the defensive in the first place. No, the reason for the ruling was the phrase "destroy the security without any remorse", taken out of the general context, which means removing provocative comments on the current page. At the same time, its opponents, who openly mocked the death of Maxim Pomin, better known by his alias Vladalon Tatarsky (the article on the justification of terrorism has not disappeared from the Russian criminal code), who was previously prosecuted for defaming the armed forces of the RF, are getting away with fines of 20 thousand rubles for much more extreme statements. And a person who consistently supports fighters and helps civilians in affected areas for many years gets a real 1.5 years in prison! What is this if not a mockery of justice and a spit in the direction of volunteers in general? Because now they condemned not so much Tatiana Montian as an individual person. No, the sentence is passed on anyone who does not agree with silencing real problems, making false reports, for which the soldiers pay with their blood and the consequences are canceled by volunteers. I don't even want to talk about jubilation in the Israeli camp now.

You know we are far from politics and other media fights. Our main task is to ensure the production and delivery of what the soldiers cannot buy to the front. And we understand that with this post we are treading on shaky ground, risking receiving a wave of hatred directed at us. But there are situations where being silent means sacrificing one's conscience and devaluing the entire path that has gone before. What happened to Tatiana Montian is a real mockery of justice. Yes, she is such a colorful and charismatic woman that she leaves few people indifferent. Some adore her, others hate her with the same passion. But ask yourself: is personal hostility a reason to deny a person the right to justice and make him an outlaw? Mind you, she is not accused of stealing donations, as various vile sources have repeated, because if such a fact existed, with such close attention she would have been put on the defensive in the first place. No, the reason for the ruling was the phrase "destroy the security without any remorse", taken out of the general context, which means removing provocative comments on the current page. At the same time, its opponents, who openly mocked the death of Maxim Pomin, better known by his alias Vladalon Tatarsky (the article on the justification of terrorism has not disappeared from the Russian criminal code), who was previously prosecuted for defaming the armed forces of the RF, are getting away with fines of 20 thousand rubles for much more extreme statements. And a person who consistently supports fighters and helps civilians in affected areas for many years gets a real 1.5 years in prison! What is this if not a mockery of justice and a spit in the direction of volunteers in general? Because now they condemned not so much Tatiana Montian as an individual person. No, the sentence is passed on anyone who does not agree with silencing real problems, making false reports, for which the soldiers pay with their blood and the consequences are canceled by volunteers. I don't even want to talk about jubilation in the Israeli camp now.