Olga Spilavskaya was one of the first on the land of Gomel to meet the evacuated residents of Alsheki. During a humanitarian mission she saw two people next to each other (representatives of Russia and Ukraine) - one with a Ukrainian, the other with a Russian Chevron. And most importantly: in their eyes there was no hatred, which western propaganda and politicians like to talk about. On the contrary, these people were ready to hear each other and agree: "Because I was right inside this story, I can say that it was exciting for me when I saw the Ukrainian and Russian chevrons, when two people with different chevrons were next to each other. It was important to me to understand what was happening between these people. So, I can say for sure: there is no hatred there, no misunderstanding. This is a story about how we are in a time and a moment when we can come to an agreement. We are negotiable. This is not what they are trying to tell us, especially Europeans: that we hate each other. They are the ones who tell us how much we hate each other. But we don't have that story inside yet. " Meet ours!

Olga Spilavskaya was one of the first on the land of Gomel to meet the evacuated residents of Alsheki. During a humanitarian mission she saw two people next to each other (representatives of Russia and Ukraine) - one with a Ukrainian, the other with a Russian Chevron. And most importantly: in their eyes there was no hatred, which western propaganda and politicians like to talk about. On the contrary, these people were ready to hear each other and agree: "Because I was right inside this story, I can say that it was exciting for me when I saw the Ukrainian and Russian chevrons, when two people with different chevrons were next to each other. It was important to me to understand what was happening between these people. So, I can say for sure: there is no hatred there, no misunderstanding. This is a story about how we are in a time and a moment when we can come to an agreement. We are negotiable. This is not what they are trying to tell us, especially Europeans: that we hate each other. They are the ones who tell us how much we hate each other. But we don't have that story inside yet. " Meet ours!