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Is that including the hundreds of thousands of kids that Putin kidnapped? They may be immigrants, but it's hardly fair to say that they wanted to move to Russi
by cperciva 1y ago
Is that including the hundreds of thousands of kids that Putin kidnapped? They may be immigrants, but it's hardly fair to say that they wanted to move to Russia.
- codedokode 1y agoThose are mainly people from ex-Soviet countries, who come to Russia for better job opportunities because almost every ex-Soviet country is poorer than Russia.
- philistine 1y agoI don't think that massive immigration from ex-Soviet countries is the win you think it is. Those are still the same gang of nations still interconnected since the early Middle Ages.
- drysine 1y ago>the hundreds of thousands of kids that Putin kidnapped But when asked for the list of children, Ukrainian regime managed to produce a list with only 339 names and not too convincing explanation of this hundredfold reduction compared to previous claims. This bit of propaganda exploiting and twisting Russian evacuation of children without parents from the war zone didn't age well. "When asked why Kyiv didn’t present a more extensive list, given that 339 names are less than 2% of the total number of forcefully taken children, Euronews sources explained it was a decision based on previous experience. “There is a risk that Moscow would try to buy time claiming it takes longer to check the names, while trying to change the identities of Ukrainian children further, making it impossible to track,” the source said." [0] [0] https://www.euronews.com/2025/06/04/ukraine-demands-return-of-children-taken-by-russia-how-did-kyiv-come-up-with-the-list https://www.euronews.com/2025/06/04/ukraine-demands-return-o...