Yes. Do you?
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Many no. Many yes.
It's really quite incredible how retarded you cunts are on this topic. You seem to have no grasp of the fact that there are pro-Russian Ukrainians in Donbass, which is strikingly stupid.
There are Russian babuschkas with Borscht on the boarder waiting for all the happy Russians joining them on vacation from Mariupol.
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*waits for RT link*
2 responses to that...
- Absolutely I can
- She said "breaking" so it almost has to be true.
I could never match your Azov apologism though, bruv.
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I’m thinking of signing up. I read they welcome my kind now!
I'm always willing to submit to the superior argument.
This wasn't the topic at all.
You say it is unthinkable and impossible the Russians displace some people. Seems to me you are the naive retarted cunt.
Yeah I know, I hope he understands better if I use his style.
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Far more no than yes. How many Ukrainian civilians overall have fled to Russia/Belarus as opposed to those who have fled to countries in the west?
It's as if Mariupol itself was controlled by those pro-Russian Ukrainians, who were then forced out by Ukrainian nationalists.
Battle of Mariupol (2014) - Wikipedia
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But yes, I'm sure MANY pro-Russian civilians decided to stay in the city rather than flee. I mean they've only had 8 years.
You fuckin twat.
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How is your German? Cunty McCunterson
See@Sheepdog now I defend the Germans
Fixed that for you.
You think that just because the Ukrainians retook Mariupol, that therefore every single pro-Russian civilian left the city? That's an incredibly stupid thing to think.Far more no than yes. How many Ukrainian civilians overall have fled to Russia/Belarus as opposed to those who have fled to countries in the west?
It's as if Mariupol itself was controlled by those pro-Russian Ukrainians, who were then forced out by Ukrainian nationalists.
Battle of Mariupol (2014) - Wikipedia
But yes, I'm sure MANY pro-Russian civilians decided to stay in the city rather than flee. I mean they've only had 8 years.
You fuckin twat.
Many wouldn't even necessarily be pro-Russian. They would just be aware that Russia is the closest place to get the fuck out of dodge. And many would perceive it to be the safest place they can flee right now, whether you agree or not.
This is not difficult to understand for non-spastics.
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Of course there are some pro-Russian Ukrainians in the city. But you made it sound like they were a significant portion of the population. They're not.
About 7.5% of Ukrainian emigrants thus far. The other 92.5% go elsewhere.
Situation Ukraine Refugee Situation
You've really done an incredible job missing the point here, mete.Of course there are some pro-Russian Ukrainians in the city. But you made it sound like they were a significant portion of the population. They're not.
About 7.5% of Ukrainian emigrants thus far. The other 92.5% go elsewhere.
Situation Ukraine Refugee Situation
data2.unhcr.org
I am well aware that most Ukrainian refugees hate Russia and are not fleeing to Russia although the number will be higher in ethnic Russian areas like Mariupol.
My point was that there is no evidence that the minority of refugees - not POWs, obviously, who are in for a rough time - that are fleeing to Russia are being 'kidnapped' or 'deported', as is being claimed all over both social and real media, which is what I responded to.
It's really not hard to understand why some ethnic Russians would want to flee to Russia, once you stop being hysterical tards.