Despite total Russian propaganda, there were many people in the Komi Republic who spoke out against the war. People went out on pickets with anti-war slogans – for some time there was a feeling that “SVO” could be stopped. However, when the first arrests and the first wave of mobilization in the region began, Komi residents realized the extent of the Kremlin’s terror. The only way to stop mass mobilization and repression is the exit of the Komi Republic from the Russian Federation.
FreeДомThe Komi Republic DESIRES INDEPENDENCE! Citizens against the war. They require separation from the Russian Federation
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