  a-yashin-nuzhno-pomenyat-vlast-v-ro ssii-i-v-belarusi-/7794088.html > yashin believes it is very important to talk to people who remain in russia. > >"we need to explain that aggression against ukraine is a blow to our national interests. putin is sending young men to their deaths, the war is destroying our cities, making us dependent on china, depriving us of a future. putin is also undermining the country's defense capability, we have porous borders, as kursk showed. and what is happening on the eastern borders? almost all resources from there have been transferred to the front and the entire east is exposed. if china decides to grab part of the far east, it will be able to do so without any problems," he predicts. this is what the whole kursk shitshow is for, to provide libshits a talking point. > a correspondent for the russian service of the voice of america asked yashin what, in his opinion, should be the strategy for releasing russian and belarusian political prisoners? > >first of all, we need to change the government in russia and belarus, because if putin and lukashenko leave their offices, then most likely there will be no political prisoners. and here i'm just speechless.
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