For more than a week, the eyes of the whole world have been focused on Ukraine, after Russian President Vladimir Putin (69) invaded the country. The war is still going on in the country, and in recent days many have taken a hard line against Putin.
So do several Russians, including the children of several of Russia’s richest men, who use their social media channels to condemn the war.
The Crown Prince about Ukraine: – Serious situation
“No to war”
Maria Yumasheva (19) is the granddaughter of former Russian President Boris Yeltsin, who passed away in 2007. According to News The 19-year-old is also the daughter of Putin’s adviser and billionaire Valentin Yumashev (64).
Maria, who has over 10,000 followers on Instagram, has shared her story that she took part in an anti-war demonstration in London. She has also shared a picture of the Ukrainian flag, in which she writes: “No to war”.
The latter sentence is said to have been used by several Russians who are against the war in Ukraine.
– I’m very scared
– Lie
Also the daughter of the Russian oligarch billionaire and Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, Sofia Abramovich (26), defies Putin.
The 26-year-old, who according to the website spends much of his time in London, has previously taken a hard line against the Kremlin on social media.
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“Putin wants a war with Ukraine. The biggest and most successful lie from the Kremlin’s propaganda is that most Russians stand behind Putin “, she writes.
– Is afraid
Among those who have raised their voices a number of times is TV profile and former presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak (40). She is the daughter of the first democratically elected mayor of St. Petersburg, Anatoly Sobchak, and there have long been rumors that Putin is her godfather.
Had to escape on foot
However, the 40-year-old has denied the latter detail, but has confirmed that the Russian president was present when she was baptized.
Nevertheless, she has been loudly opposed to the invasion of Ukraine.
“The world is on the brink of disaster. I remember writing a letter to Reagan in 1988 in which I wrote “Dear President. We do not want war because I’m afraid of nuclear war. Now I am an adult, but I am afraid of the same thing “, she writes, and continues:
“Global geopolitical interests can not be more important than the peaceful lives of millions of people.”
