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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]On a related note, Latvia is looking to deport parts of its Russian population: [url]https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russians-take-language-test-avoid-expulsion-latvia-2023-05-08/[/url] Deporting people with a foreign passport and who don't speak the language is a great plan right? [/quote] From the Latvian's POV, it's a win-win. The Russians too uneducated, too old, or too stubborn to reject their heritage and culture will be ejected and those who adapt will find a home there. But those repatriated back to the Motherland will receive a very chilly reception. Russia overnight created an underclass of citizen. All Russians who fled are now branded as traitors and cowards. The assets of the Russians who fled can be confiscated, so they may no longer have homes or bank accounts. Their children have no future in Putin's Russia. They know this. How do you think they will do if conscripted or can't find a job, living in constant fear knowing their families won't be taken care of if they make the 'great sacrifice' for the Motherland? Even if tomorrow Putin grants a total pardon to them all, they'll know it's all a lie because they've had access to information from the outside. They are all now dangerous in the eyes of the FSB because they know or can piece together the closely guarded secrets that the Russian government has been so desperate to hide. Confiscating passports of Russian Kremlin officials, Kazakhstan returning FSB defectors to the Kremlin, and even the U.S. is sending Russians back home https://www.ft.com/content/c41be6b0-f625-46f2-91e4-d03eb4b6372b. https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-fsb-kazakhstan-asylum-jailed/32332662.html https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/mar/18/biden-administration-russia-deportations The lid of the boiling pot is closing.[/quote] Nah, unless there is a warrant for them, no one cares. As long as they can afford an apartment for purchase they are fine [/quote] .. unless the draft dodgers try to get a Driver's License.. or pay utility bills.. or taxes.. or sell or transfer property.. https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-war-draft-mobilization-conscription-notices-bf18ad64dd08c9d11aab2e222cabfee9 https://www.npr.org/2023/04/13/1169464889/russia-military-draft-ukraine-war Tough pushing Russian propaganda, isn't it? (oops..) I changed my opinion of who caused the drone strike when I saw the Russian 2023 Victory Day Parade. I believe it was the Kremlin themselves that did it to hide how many losses Russia has suffered in Ukraine. Maybe a third of the troops, a few light vehicles, no planes flying overhead and only one tank? Even Putin was embarrassed. Look at Putin's expression when he sees the T-34 rolling by. Classic. lol [53:05 / 1:24:15] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDhJaDzdS3s Compare this to the 2021 or even the 2022 Parade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f2h8ndDjWg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_lYMlzFlzs[/quote] Those eligible to be drafted are in danger but it has nothing to do with their living abroad before. Interesting, my first thought was that the kremlin drones were their own concoction, but now I am not sure as they aren’t using it to announce anything so why did they do it?! [/quote]
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