> They probably expect the setup of a puppet Russian client state, similar to Belarus. "Slavery" is a bit hyperbolic. Is it? After the last elections in Belaru

> They probably expect the setup of a puppet Russian client state, similar to Belarus. "Slavery" is a bit hyperbolic. Is it? After the last elections in Belarus thousands of people were risking their lives and some of them actually died as they were fighting for their freedom and independence from Russia. And in Ukraine, even worse happened at Maidan: people decided freedom is more important than their lives. Paradoxically, Putin made this spirit stronger. Normal people feel this is just unfair and cruel to invade a country just like that. It doesn't matter if you're Ukrainian or Russian (living in Ukraine), this kind of bloodshed would have no justification. I