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  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.
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.