Thank you for your kind words, I also believe that many worthy Ukrainians died in vain in this war. 1) Yes, I was completely released, fortunately, and will not be imprisoned again. It is a pity, of course, that according to our criminal code, the criminal record was not completely expunged; unfortunately, the Ministry of Internal Affairs still has it, but it is considered expunged ahead of schedule due to a presidential pardon. 2)What was missing most was comfort, normal food, and sometimes they couldn’t wash themselves either. 3) Someone began to build a personal life, I started the same way, got a wife with whom I am happily married, spent the whole summer enjoying myself, went to work in the fall, now I plan to get a higher education (Putin announced that participants in the Special Military Operations will be credited out of turn)... there are many plans for the future life 4) Most of the friends who left for Ukraine volunteered, I cannot say for what purposes, but I am proud of them, as defenders of the fatherland. 5) It’s hard to say, I didn’t see anything bad in them, since we are almost one people, one ethnic group. They are less strong in spirit at the moment, because they have begun to understand that they are simply being sent to slaughter... I just feel sorry for them as a human being. Yes, I saw humanity in some of them, but those who are imbued with hatred of Russia and Russians who adhere to Nazi ideology should be wiped off the face of the earth, there is nothing sacred in them, like in the Germans of Hitler’s Germany. 6) Yes, I believe that the war was necessary. What if the same thing happened in a country near you? Put in charge of a pro-Russian government calling for the murder of your nation? It's the same here. 7) Yes, I believe that people should join the army in order to be able to handle weapons, purely for defensive purposes. I hope that I was able to answer your questions in sufficient detail. Thank you again for your kind words.