The Security Service of Ukraine summoned blogger Nastya Umka for a discussion after her statement about the need to stop the war

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has summoned blogger Nastya Umka for a conversation after she, along with many others, called for an end to the war following the strike on Kyiv’s “Okhmatdyt” hospital.

This was announced by the blogger herself in a video message.

In her message, Umka stated that she received a strange call in the morning and, though not entirely surprised, she was taken aback. She has been invited to a discussion at the SBU tomorrow, and she promised to share how it goes.

“Early this morning, I received a strange call. I can’t say I was surprised, but it left me stunned. I have been invited to a conversation at the Security Service of Ukraine tomorrow,” she said.

After the “Okhmatdyt” hospital was shelled, well-known bloggers began to speak out, stating that the war should be stopped by any means. Specifically, Nastya Umka declared that “nobody needs the 1991 borders,” “politicians are preventing people from living normal lives,” and “people want peace and just to live.”

“How many more people have to die for this to end?” she said on July 8.

Following this, a post appeared on an Instagram account condemning these statements and urging people to unfollow the bloggers. However, in the comments, users overwhelmingly supported the bloggers’ call for peace, stating that they were speaking the truth.