Hello fellow Wikipedian who clicked on my page. My name is SkoraPobeda. If you wonder what it means, it's Russian for "soon there will be victory." Sounds too warlike doesn't it? I was 16 at the time I created the account, 9 years have passed since then, and I now have very different viewpoints on war and life in general. Wikipedia is about spreading free knowledge, so I try to do that especially in the conflicts that deeply interest me; the Syrian civil war articles, and the War in Donbass ones. I revert vandalism and try to add information that is often new, ignored, or missed in an article. So if you find my editing style different from yours and want to dispute what I add, please feel free to discuss it in a civilized manner through the article's talk page - or on mine. I'm not here cause disputes, but rather to add free information so that the rest of the world can see it (at least on the English Wikipedia.)
Yes, I know this is a bunch of info. I do this for those truly interested in who I am as an editor. I'm no professional encyclopedia editor, and neither are most of us. We are human beings at the end of the day, which is why I do not care if this passes judgement on me. We all come from different beliefs and perspectives, yet do our due diligence in improving the site.
Boris Yeltsin was an alcoholic puppet that almost bankrupted Russia Privatization in Russia during the 1990s is what really made inflation and life more difficult
This user can objectively understand Russia's foreign policy, but disagrees with their domestic policy This user believes that Crimea is Russia, as it was until 1954 when Khrushchev gave it to the Ukrainian SSR
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