When I read such messages, I once again have a question: “What are the Bashkirs dying for?”
One of the reasons for the start of the full-scale war with Ukraine was the alleged infringement of the Russian language.
I have been to Ukraine several times and many people there speak Russian, and almost everyone in Odessa does.
But then the Bashkirs went to fight for the Russian language, while in their homeland the Bashkir language was lowered to the ground. There is not a single school in the republic where you can get a full education in the Bashkir language, there are no institutes, and it is impossible to get service in the Bashkir language in a hospital, in a bank, or at the post office. The Russian language has crushed everything. But no, we must go and take revenge on the Ukrainians for the Russian language.
How much money was spent on the war?
In the first half of 2024 alone, Russia spent about 5.3 trillion rubles on the war with Ukraine.
And how many during the entire time of this war, starting from 2014?
With that kind of money, you could cover all the roads in Russia with asphalt, right up to the most remote villages, and at the same time bring gas to them.
How many schools, kindergartens, hospitals, and maternity hospitals could be built, and even equipped with the most modern equipment?
What does the population get in return for this war?
Rising prices for food and everyday goods, rising prices for fuel, equipment, services, and housing.
But have wages increased? And pensions, and subsidies?
What are you dying for, Bashkirs?
So that Russia can gain a little more land?
Russia has the largest territory in the world – 17,098,246 square kilometers before the annexation of Crimea and Donbas.
Is this not enough? Do you need more?
Putin can’t bring order to this land; there is devastation, poverty, and chaos all around, so he wants more land.
The only ones who benefit from this war are Putin and his gang, and Khabirov too.
And what are you dying for, Bashkirs?
Ruslan Gabbasov
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