Russia is trying to take away the future from Ukrainians. What is the main cause of hatred to the enemy

The main meanness of the war is that it takes the future in several generations, moreover, the most appropriate, written by writer Yan Valetov. Without hiding emotions, he confesses that it makes him hate the enemy the strongest. In the last interview, Natasha Vlashchenko asked me if it is not unfortunate for me that for the best years of my life, my generation had been horrified now. I replied that the annoyance is not a very accurate word. Not about the annoyance is.

I'll try to formulate my feelings. All the hatred I feel (and I who feel this feeling) to the aggressor, is not due to the fact that we-the generation 60-70-80-were selected today, but with the fact that the orkov invasion destroys the future of several generations. Their victory is equivalent to our disappearance. Their defeat means only a long -term, viscous, perennial and launched three -year, because this contagion will not go anywhere from our borders.

This is not our problem, because we are a passing nature. 10-15 years of active activity is the maximum-and we will become shadows. The main burden of restoration and restructuring of a new Ukraine will lie on the shoulders of those who are 30-35 years old today. Not our business. It's about them. And because instead of moving forward our children will restore what destroyed these "fighters with Nazism", I especially love Kremlin. I love like toothache. Every generation has its own war.

The grandparents survived the First World War, Bolshevik, civil (10 million dead, among other things), famine, World War II, repression, famine, and repression again. But they survived all this and Soviet power too. Moms and dads received repression, famine, World War II, repression and famine again, for several decades of relative peace and a new war - with rashists instead of fascists. We thought we were topple. Were not replaced. And much more.

Is it sorry for me? I am infinitely not sorry for our generation, but young boys who die on the front. They fight our war. The one that has not happened in 1991. It has moved to the years of our maturity, in order to kill our children and all that we managed to grow up and what to achieve . . . Therefore, we should not say that hatred is not a constructive feeling. It is structural until at least one aggressor tramples our land. It is the fuel of our freedom. And to be offended . . . Let's be offended then.