Peacetime plan: love and live: Russians know exactly what to do after finishing the "SVO"
Russians have responded enthusiastically to Vladimir Putin's bewilderment about what people should do after the end of military operations. On social media, citizens are sharing their peacetime plans en masse, from addressing environmental issues to regional development.
Reaction to Putin's words and proposals for alternatives
"When the SVO ends, what will we do?" Vladimir Putin smirked as he described the concerns of Russian soldiers and volunteers. He added that supporters of the war are worried whether they will be as in demand in the future as they are now.
However, Instagram users responded en masse to the president's doubts and quickly offered him a multitude of their own ideas on how to live in a world without war.
For example, addressing environmental issues in Russia. Right now, Tyumen, Perm, and Ufa are suffering from polluted rivers. It will take at least ten years for flora and fauna to recover from the oil spills in Tuapse and Anapa. Russia's forests, which have been sold cheaply to China for years, need to be restored.
Consequently, environmental issues have become one of the top priorities for people.
Social reforms and simple joys
Furthermore, among the ideas in the comments under the girl's reel are the dissolution of the State Duma, reform of school education, the creation of modern waste recycling plants, the transition of the economy to a peaceful regime, and the development of regions to the level of Moscow.
Reopen maternity hospitals where they've been closed. Raise salaries for medical personnel, teachers, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, and other government employees. Just to make young people want to work in these fields.
At the same time, other users remind us of basic human values and familiar areas of life:
As before, we will play football, hold Olympics, concerts, develop technologies, and fly into space.
To develop, to love, to live, to have children, to understand the world.
Ultimately, Russians come to a unanimous conclusion: they simply need to "live." And the editorial staff of NeMoskva is fully committed to working with its readers on this.
