The death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny “has opened the abyss of unlimited power of dictators around the world,” says Belarusian Nobel laureate for literature Svetlana Alexievich, expressing deep concern for the future of us all. The world must understand that Kremlin ruler Vladimir “Putin, like Hitler, can plunge the world into a world war.”
“The whole world is in deep mourning today. I looked at the news feed of “Meduza” (Russian media in exile, note) – there are comments from all over the world: from politicians, writers, musicians. Everyone is angry. This is of course a huge shock, given the cruelty we have allowed evil to commit.
It’s already gotten so out of hand that it’s doing things we couldn’t even imagine. Even if we knew the nature of this power,” Alexevich said in horror in an interview with the Belarusian newspaper “Nasha Niva”.
Putin “won’t stop”
Dictators learned from each other. However, there is hope that now, after Navalny’s murder, the world will understand that Putin, like Hitler, could plunge the world into a world war. “He won’t stop,” warns the Nobel Prize winner.
Ukraine must be helped as much as possible, otherwise we would have to pay an even higher price. “A new Hitler with new technologies will be much worse than what we know from history,” the writer warns.
Navalny’s death seemed impossible
Putin is cruel. He is a member of the KGB and not a politician. “So you have to trust him with everything,” Alexievich warns. “It seemed almost impossible to kill the biggest enemy, the opposition figure and politician. A strong personality does not allow that. Because she values a strong opponent. But the weak do what we see.”
Source: Krone
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