Russian writer and military journalist Sergei Loiko considers the war in the Donbass a "black and white" confrontation between good and evil.

He told about this in an interview with "Apostrophe".

"I was in Slavyansk and I saw how it all happened. I saw that completely foreign people came to the city, seized administrative buildings. I saw what was happening in the Donetsk airport. You understand, when you spend all your life in the war - on one, on the second, third, eighteenth - then you, in general, get used to the fact that in each war, both sides have their own truth. For example, Nagorno-Karabakh. At the top of the mountain is Stepanakert, where Armenians mostly lived, and slightly lower, along a serpentine road, there is Shusha, where mostly Azerbaijanis lived. And, talking with those and with those, you understand that both those and others have some reasons to hate, be embittered, "- said the writer.

The war in the Donbass is not like such a war, says Lojko.

"And here, in Ukraine, I saw that this war is black and white, because on the one hand it's evil, on the other hand it's good. Good protects its lands, is compelled to protect. I believe that the only plus of this war, if one can call it so, is that it turns Ukraine from the wreck of the Soviet Union into a united nation of Ukrainians, regardless of their nationality. This is the only plus of this war. And the minus is everything else, human lives, "he said..