By Natali Moss
In an interview with journalists, Muratov noted that modern technologies clearly show the war in all its manifestations - whether it is the destruction of Mariupol, or the military crimes of Russian soldiers in Irpen and Bucha. According to him, you may want to forget about the war, but you click in the search engine "Mariupol", "Irpin", "Bucha" - and you can no longer forget. "Every step of war, every crime and every shot, every torn scrotum will remain forever," Muratov said.
He believes that the war rejected the development of Russia for half a century and extinguished hope, love and confidence in the future among the Russians. "Russia and Russians are not loved. Love was an important component to travel, learn, believe in your God, read your favorite books," Muratov said. "Unfortunately, our reputation in the world was lost, the loss of trust was lost. " The loss of reputation, according to Muratov, is a thing that is difficult to restore.
"If you go outside and ask," Do you need Kherson? " - people will look at you like a madman and ask," What? What is Kherson? I have a mortgage, not Kherson, "he explained, adding that for geopolitics with inflamed brains, victory is associated with the annexation of foreign territories. In 1993, Muratov was one of the co -founders of the New Gazet T. and Anna Politkovskaya, who wrote about the war in Chechnya.
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