Today, Ukrainian and Belarusian women support the campaign “NO Means NO” and appeal to Belarusian men not to go to the war in Ukraine on Putin’s side. Women record their video appeals and spread them on the social media.

Women know how difficult it is to create a human being, and it is even more difficult to raise and upbring them. Imagine, you raising him, you see him almost a grown up and ready to be independent, and then a military commissariat arrives and takes him away from you forever.

Senseless war, where young Belarusian men are about to be sent, generates a profound sense of outrage among Belarusian and Ukrainian women from such pointless waist of human lives.

Russia cannot be saved anymore, but Belarus can still say: “No!” to the thoughtless actions of crazy old men, who fell greedily to power by forgery, violence and deceit.

The campaign “NO Means NO!” is to show the Belarusian usurper that he will not be able to go to war because he has nobody who wants to fight for him. The campaign “NO Means NO!” is telling the old dictator that the Belarusians will do everything to make Lukashenka go to the war and fight alone, if he wants that so much! The more so, as he learned how to touch an assault rifle without any ammunition in August, 2020.

In the meantime, the women of Ukraine and Belarus started a flash mob on social media for the campaign “NO Means NO”, launched and implemented by Our House, supporting, thus, our initiative.

Today, Ukrainian and Belarusian women appeal to Belarusian men to do everything they can to avoid serving in the army and going to the war in Ukraine on the side of Vladimir Putin. Women record their video appeals and spread them on the social media.

If you are against the war, join the flash mob, perhaps it is your voice what is missing to destroy the military plans of the two dictators.

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