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🌍 Peace is More Important Than War I grew up in a world where friendship, love, and mutual respect matter more than politics or borders. I have many friends in both Ukraine and Russia, and it’s unbearable to see them suffer because of war. War is always a tragedy. People die, families are torn apart, and cities are reduced to ruins. This is true for Ukraine, for Russia, and for any other place where conflicts are fueled. I am against war. I am for peace. Crimea belongs to Ukraine. Artsakh belongs to Armenia. These are not just territories; they are homes to millions, filled with history and culture. Oppressing people and stripping them of their rights is deeply unjust. Russia has also failed in its mission as a peacekeeper in Artsakh. This failure forced Armenians to leave their homes—places rich with history and cultural significance. An entire people have been displaced from their historic lands, and this is yet another tragedy caused by political negligence and aggression. As for Putin, my stance is clear: I oppose him. Policies built on aggression and violence cannot be right. We all want the same thing—to live in a world where there is no room for pain and hatred. I believe we can change this. Let us choose dialogue, friendship, and understanding. Peace begins with us. #Artcakh #freeArtcakh #recognizeArtcakh #Ukraine #UkraineWar #UkraineRussiaWar #StandWithUkraine #stopwar #StopTheWar #NoWar #StopRussianAggression #saveukraine by @arutadamyan
Today marks three years since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine. Three years of pain, destruction, and loss—suffering that would never have happened if not for one man: Putin. This war was caused by his aggression, his imperial ambitions, and his thirst for power. Without him, thousands of lives would have been saved, millions would not have become refugees, and cities would not have been reduced to ruins. But Ukraine stands. Fights. And will win. This war must be stopped—not through negotiations on the aggressor’s terms, but through justice. All occupied territories must be returned, all war criminals must be held accountable, and peace must be restored. #FreedomForUkraine #UkraineWillWin #notowar by @arutadamyan
One year ago, Alexei Navalny was killed. Not long ago, we took to the streets, demanded his release, and hoped he would return. But the regime had other plans. They murdered him, trying to erase the very idea of resistance. But their plan failed. Navalny is no longer behind bars, but his fight lives on. His words echo in the voices of thousands. His principles continue to inspire. His cause has become a symbol—one that cannot be imprisoned, broken, or killed. A year without Navalny is not just a year of loss, but a year that proves fear has not won. We remember. We will not give up. #freenavalny #freerussia by @arutadamyan
No simples fato de viver, criamos um lar com paz para vc morar, minha menina! Te amamos, vc é o melhor q existe de nós dois! 💜🩷🫟 meu mundo mudou quando vc chegou! by @arutadamyan
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Today is Alexei Navalny’s birthday. He dedicated his life to fighting for his beliefs, for freedom of speech, and for people’s right to speak their minds and demand justice. Regardless of one’s opinion of his political views, it is difficult to deny his personal courage and willingness to stand by his convictions until the very end. Today, his absence feels especially profound. There is no longer a leader capable of uniting thousands of people and taking responsibility in the most difficult moments. Many of those who remain appear weak, divided, and unable to continue the path he chose. One may disagree with his politics or judge his actions differently, but it is impossible to bring back a man who became a symbol of resistance and hope for so many. May his memory live on forever. by @arutadamyan
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Nurlan Saburov is no longer allowed to enter Russia. According to media reports, he has been banned for 50 years. Officially — due to issues with documents. Unofficially — because today neutrality no longer exists. You can be a comedian. You can stay out of politics. You can just joke and work. But the system says otherwise: “If you are not with us, then you are against us.” There is no way to stay on the sidelines. Silence is no longer protection. Popularity means being forced to take a position — even if you never chose one. Today — Saburov. Tomorrow — someone else. This is no longer about one comedian. This is about an era that forces you to choose. #Saburov #freedomofspeech #censorship #NoNeutrality #IfNotWithUsAgainstUs Reality by @arutadamyan
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