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After the war broke out, Stanislav Aseyev stayed in the occupied territory of Donbas and wrote articles for the Ukrainian media, where he tried to emotionally comprehend and rationally understand what was happening in the minds of his neighbours and friends under the pressure of propaganda and poverty. There is little politics in his texts - more reflections of a well-educated person on the darkness of war and the changes in the human psyche that inevitably occur in such circumstances. It's hard to admit, but many of the questions raised in 2015-2017 have not been answered to this day.

Stanislav Aseyev. Journalist. Formerly lived in Donetsk, graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy of Donetsk National University. He worked as a freelance correspondent for Radio Liberty, wrote for the Dzerkalo Tyzhnia newspaper and the Ukrainian Week magazine. He stayed in the city after the outbreak of the war and the occupation of Donetsk, continuing to write articles for Ukrainian media.

On 11 May 2017, he was detained by the militants of the so-called "MGB of the DPR", the occupiers accused him of "espionage"

On 29 December 2019, he was released.