Last 10 days were way beyond stressful. Watching my belarusian sisters and brothers being brutally beaten; working day and night with our crew of digital Belarusian partisans here in US, writing letters, petitions and requests to help to all possible organizations and influencer, arranging meetings, doing fundraising, raising awareness about violation of human rights in Belarus... At the same time I’ve never felt so proud to be a Belarusian. Seeing how close, organized and cohesive Belarusians from all over the world have become. Watching my people at peaceful protests taking off the shoes when standing on the benches, volunteering to do garbage pick ups, cleaning the streets of the city after the protests and even during them, arranging rides to the people who got released from the prisons and hospitals, bringing hot meals to people who are on strikes... and much more. Not being triggered by the brutality of armed forces, staying calm and respectful. I used to think only Japanese people are capable of such levels of self-awareness, politeness, intelligence and respect ✊ The situation is still very unstable, dictatorships are hard to deal with, people are still being fired and oppressed. However, there is fresh air and lots of hope! Stay strong, Belarus! It’s quite a process. Why do Belarus even needs a government when everything is so perfectly gets arranged when decentralized. #freebelarus #savebelarus #жывебеларусь