Es ist zum Weinen und gleichzeitig hoffnungsvoll diesem motivierten und mutigen jungen Russen zuzuhören. So wie er sagt, es sollte heute keinen Krieg mehr geben, hört es sich an, als ob mutige Menschen vor hunderten Jahren gesagt hätten, es sollte heute keine Sklaven mehr geben. Er weiß, wo der Weg hingehen muss – und das gibt Hoffnung.

Amazing what he is doing. I believe he did a great step to change and wake up people in his country. In respect, he also risks his life. Hopefully, he can turn people’s mindsets into a better and more peaceful future without the hassle and war gaming.

Dear Arshak – just in case you read this: your words made me cry. I hope so much that you will find ways to increase the movement in Russia that you stand for. May you always be safe, may you find the support you need, may you always have good friends around you – and may you pick up your violin again!!! Why not combine both, the violin and the activism? I feel with you that it occurs to be absurd to be playing Beethoven while the world is burning. But I also feel that we might need much more beauty in our lives to be able to face the challenges… Soulfood for a long way to go… I offer you an embrace from Germany to Russia – just take it, if you like!

ich bin tief beeindruckt von Arshaks Mut. Es macht mich so traurig, zu wissen, wie gefährlich es für ihn ist, obwohl er nichts anderes tut, als sich für das Leben einzusetzen. I am deeply impressed by Arshak’s courage. It makes me so sad to know how dangerous it is for him, even though he does nothing but stand up for life.

Hello Arshak!
It’s really embarrassing listening to your words. But I think it’s important for us in the so-called West to know that not all Russians think like the present “Zar”. You are at the same age as my son, David. And he is also worried about the world at the moment studying Biology. I wish you all the best!!! A free Russia would be wonderful! Robert