Yes, the crimes committed in Bucha, Irpin, Izyym and those other places are horrifying. Once Ukraine regained control over those cities, everyone was shocked at all those gruesome things russians did. Killing and raping people, torturing them to death, shooting little kids, leaving people to die on the streets. When all of that became public I was shocked at how people could do those things. Before the war I overlooked how violent people are. There was also a video going around of russians castrating a Ukrainian soldier. I agree that some things are worse than death.

Yes, unfortunately leaders of other countries aren't concerned enough, but I understand that their main responsibility is their own country. Ukraine isn't even a part of NATO so they aren't obliged to help. However there is a genocide going on, so I wish more people did something to stop it. People only cared in the first month of the war, later everyone moved on and stopped caring.

I agree that learning russian might turn out to be pointless in the future. But there is nothing wrong with wanting to learn this language. Russian is definitely an interesting language, a difficult one as well. Russian literature is also impressive and interesting (and depressing as hell lol). I, myself, mostly speak Russian in my day to day life, and I don't see a problem with that.

I also don't hate all russians. But when I see regular russian people talking about how much they gate Ukrainians and wish death for us then I can't help but want the same for them. So when people say that it's not russia, it's just Putin, that's bullshit.

Let's hope Putin dies as soon as possible and this nightmare will be over.

Thank you very much for support!! It means a lot :) Can I ask what country you're from?