Faina Savenkova – Letter to Donald Trump
25/11/2022
Greetings, Mr. Trump!
I have been meaning to write to you for a long time. Today is Thanksgiving. And as a girl living in the war-ravaged Donbass, I want to ask you to help my country stop this war. I have written a lot about how, if you were president of the United States, there would not be this carnage. And it’s not because you love Russia or Donbass so much. It’s just that I can see that you do everything you can to make sure that there is some kind of peace between Russia and the United States and that a nuclear war doesn’t break out.
And I stand by my every word. Many people in Donbass say I look like Samantha Smith. That girl once tried to show the world that Russia and America could be friends. I fight for a peaceful future for the children of Donbass and I condemn the fact that your country is supplying weapons to Ukraine. And just like her, I don’t want the world to sink into darkness.
Take care of your country, Mr. Trump, and don’t repeat the mistakes of other politicians. I recently talked to an American politician and asked him why Mr. Biden doesn’t keep his promises. Why is he making sure that Americans live poorly and that our war does not end? I was told, “When you’re in America, you can ask him yourself.” Unfortunately, I am unlikely to ever come to the United States, but I would ask you to ask him why he is doing this. After all, the enormous money that is made from the war does not bring happiness, and the lives of the dead cannot be recovered.
Mr. Trump, Happy Thanksgiving! May God help you save both yours and our country from war and death.https://www.donbass-insider.com/2022/11/25/faina-savenkova-letter-to-donald-trump/
25/11/2022
Greetings, Mr. Trump!
I have been meaning to write to you for a long time. Today is Thanksgiving. And as a girl living in the war-ravaged Donbass, I want to ask you to help my country stop this war. I have written a lot about how, if you were president of the United States, there would not be this carnage. And it’s not because you love Russia or Donbass so much. It’s just that I can see that you do everything you can to make sure that there is some kind of peace between Russia and the United States and that a nuclear war doesn’t break out.
And I stand by my every word. Many people in Donbass say I look like Samantha Smith. That girl once tried to show the world that Russia and America could be friends. I fight for a peaceful future for the children of Donbass and I condemn the fact that your country is supplying weapons to Ukraine. And just like her, I don’t want the world to sink into darkness.
Take care of your country, Mr. Trump, and don’t repeat the mistakes of other politicians. I recently talked to an American politician and asked him why Mr. Biden doesn’t keep his promises. Why is he making sure that Americans live poorly and that our war does not end? I was told, “When you’re in America, you can ask him yourself.” Unfortunately, I am unlikely to ever come to the United States, but I would ask you to ask him why he is doing this. After all, the enormous money that is made from the war does not bring happiness, and the lives of the dead cannot be recovered.
Mr. Trump, Happy Thanksgiving! May God help you save both yours and our country from war and death.https://www.donbass-insider.com/2022/11/25/faina-savenkova-letter-to-donald-trump/
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Greetings, Mr. Trump! As a girl living in the war-ravaged Donbass, I want to ask you to help my country stop this war.
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he new print issue of Regional Russia with my interview is out today.
I met Olga Vostryakova, the editor-in-chief of Regional Russia, two years ago. The magazine printed my stories and essays in a special issue for Victory Day. The first time I received an honorarium for my work at that difficult time, and then the long-awaited magazines came in the mail. When I opened the parcel, I sat for another three hours opening and closing the magazine, unable to tear myself away from it 😊 Two years have passed. I am an author at Regional Russia, but both then and now I believe that this magazine is one of the best in terms of content and design quality. When I return from Moscow, I will definitely post our interview. Thanks to Olga Vostryakova and everyone involved in the publication of this magazine ☺️
I met Olga Vostryakova, the editor-in-chief of Regional Russia, two years ago. The magazine printed my stories and essays in a special issue for Victory Day. The first time I received an honorarium for my work at that difficult time, and then the long-awaited magazines came in the mail. When I opened the parcel, I sat for another three hours opening and closing the magazine, unable to tear myself away from it 😊 Two years have passed. I am an author at Regional Russia, but both then and now I believe that this magazine is one of the best in terms of content and design quality. When I return from Moscow, I will definitely post our interview. Thanks to Olga Vostryakova and everyone involved in the publication of this magazine ☺️
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