
Piotr
Piotr is a dynamic computer science student from Oufa, Russia, who is navigating the complexities of life amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. While he focuses on his aspirations to launch a startup, he is acutely aware of the war's pervasive influence on his daily life, receiving recruitment notices in his mailbox. Exempt from military service due to his studies, he observes the growing pressure for volunteers to join the military, reflecting a hidden mobilization effort by the government as the war continues to evolve.
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Piotr suggested that if Natalia didn't like it, she could leave or return to Belarus.
В Белостоке хулиганы пристали к белорусской семье и начали ее оскорблятьPiotr, an engineer, is visiting from his home in Bielsko-Biala, in the south of the country, and he can see the impact of climate change.
European heatwave is scorching Poland, Britain, France, Germany and other parts of the continentPiotr is a father and a supporter of the Kremlin's military operation in Ukraine.
En Russie, l’ancienne élite libérale se rapproche du discours anti-européen du Kremlin
Piotr expresses his concerns about the political situation in Kostroma.
Elections en Russie : le parti de Vladimir Poutine n’a plus besoin de faire campagne pour gagnerPiotr recounted how a vacation in Bucharest turned into a nightmare after a car rental company charged him for an old scratch.
Vacanță de coșmar în România. Turiști polonezi, umiliți după ce au închiriat o mașină. „Mi-a scuipat tatăl”
Piotr, a computer science student in Oufa, follows the military operation launched by the Kremlin against Ukraine from a distance.
Loin du front, les Russes vivent dans la banalisation de la guerre













