US Edition“I didn't want to show propaganda, but unbearable pain.” Publicist Dmitry Petrov has written a book about his son who went missing near Bakhmut. And he told us how he is feeling the loss — Novaya Gazeta Evropa
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Libertarian activist Dmitry Petrov, with the call sign Leshy, volunteered to the front and fought for Ukraine. Goblin has been an important figure among Russian anarchists since the late 2000s. He was a PhD in historical sciences, a researcher at the Institute for African Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and wrote several books about the liberation movement in Kurdistan. He took part in the revolution on the Kiev Maidan in 2014, visit…
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