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  There’s no end goal for Russia. The wealthy Russians have everything they need and don’t give a shit about the so called motherland.
  There’s an endgame for Putin and his crocks, which is to have this war last long enough that they don’t fall the same fate as the Tsars did.
  There has to be a distinction. This isn’t for the good of Russia. It’s for Putin to be in the history books as a great leader. Obviously he miscalculated that part and now it’s a fight for him to die of natural causes before the Russian population strings him up
context: I am pretty sure a lot of countries were warning the workers to leave for this reason. >
  
  Yeah but you know, life is pretty realistic. >
  
  Come for the harvest, stay for the war. >
  
  In New Soviet Russia, we harvest you! >
  
  In Putin Russia, your body fertilizes Ukraine. >
  
  Yeah, that’s how you scare away any new migrant workers for years if not decades to come. 
  Putin speed-running Russia’s decline, any%, no saves, no healing items. >
  
  While I agree with this comment in sentiment.
  The fact is, there are worse places in the world than Russia. And there are people in places, that would consider the opportunity to travel to Russia to work via a Migrant Worker program a privilege compared to home. >
  
  Yes, that us why they are there.
  But if you are also pushed to go war for a country you do not even have citizenship in..  that kind of makes Russia one of those "worse places" now. >
  
  The article talks about dual citizenship holders. It doesn't say anything about people who are not Russian citizens, and I'm sure it would say that if these were affected as well. >
  
  They’ll be next. First the volunteers, and then the less enthusiastic ones once they’ve run out of first round candidates. Which could be next week at this rate. >
  
  Next step, lower recruitment age to 16. Then women aged 18-24. Then... and then.... and then... 
  There is no bottom, there is no one Putin wont sacrifice to satiate his ego. >
  
  Pro nationalist millbloggers are the only ones he wont touch. He needs them apparently and nothing else; well the ones with big followings. >
  
  I want him to also force western z patriots to go as well... It will be such a karma moment, when he forces western simps who unironically immigrated to his country thinking they gonna live a life of luxury... Only for reality to kick em >
  
  There is this randomly “ Australian” family who speaks beyond perfect Russian.. and claims that Russia is this true and pure beacons of Christianity. They have a whole Z Propaganda Channel.. It’s insane!! >
  
  Haha, of course Australians are known for their impeccable ability to learn and master Slavic languages :) >
  
  Haha they speak with Aussie accents in English..! But they just seemed so comfortable with Russian so fast.. That we all know they are puppets! >
  
  Imagine living in a country that chooses to oppress and discourage the migrant workers your company's economy depends on. 
  Oh, wait.... >
  
  Two sides of the same coin. Or, the coin has two tails. >
  
  There are a lot of Ukrainian men working as migrant construction work in Russia,  how will that work? >
  
  Fragging. >
  
  What about the North Koreans working there? Will he send them to the front or leave them alone? And probably Putin will suck Kim so he keeps a good relationship with him to have more weapons. >
  
  Are you under the misconception that fearless leader would even give them a second thought? >
  
  great way to ensure no more migrant workers >
  
  Russia is currently fighting war of attrition. This means material exchange ratio of personale and equipment lost both sides. Russia is choosing the equipment and personale it will lose. The personale lost would be mercenary, prisoners, migrant workers, men in Ukrainian regions drafted sent to very front lines. In the past it was common now forbidden to send pow as front line shields taking most of the casualities from enemy fire. Not sure why the cheering on the Russian deaths as it involves others especially front line shields. Eg. In chess it is exchanging 2 pawns for a bishop. Ukraine even if they have 3 to 1 ratio is still losing important contributing members of society. >
  
  Note that oy those who hold a russian passport (in combination with other passports) are at risk of this. >
  
  I'm still waiting for a confirmation from anyone in Kyrgyzstan. Must be easy 'cause I live here, but alas.... >
  
  Isn't that like kidnapping and execution rolled into one? >
  
  Slave army. >
  
  Putin is like Opera. Just instead of cars it is a rusty AK and a train ticket. >
  
  Oprah? >
  
  What’s the end goal for Russia? Run your entire country into the ground while killing off your population?