I took part in the opening of the exhibition “The Real Prisoners of Putin”. In my speech, I emphasized that Russia is a prison of nations, which was once the Soviet Union.
Thousands of political prisoners from among the nations enslaved by Moscow are in prisons and there are no plans to release them. He cited the example of Zarema Mustafaeva, a courageous Chechen woman convicted under a false pretext. Her prison term ends in March 2025, but under a contrived pretext (an attack on a prison guard) they have “fabricated” a new five-year term for her.
It is our duty to convey the truth about the struggle and sacrifices of people enslaved by Russia. World democracies must guard their freedom or Putin will kill them. Those who advocate for the freedom of their people are the most feared by Moscow!
We plan to present this exhibition in the capitals of democratic states. We are looking for partners in these countries who will help convey the truth about Putin’s political prisoners to governments, journalists, and the public.
Freedom for Nations! Freedom for the Individual!
