Yakuts, Evenks, Evens and other ethnic groups against Moscow: Protests intensify in Russian regions

[Starmix]

According to the report, the ongoing war in the Ukrainian regions is seriously affecting the regions of Russia. The social situation there is deteriorating, and the drone attacks by Ukraine are making the situation even worse. In addition, the large number of ethnic minorities sent to war is also a serious problem. All of this increases discontent among ethnic minorities. For example, there are significant losses among the local population, in particular representatives of certain ethnic groups - Yakuts, Evenks, and Evens, who do not want to die for the interests of Moscow.

The report also stated that the St. Petersburg authorities retroactively canceled a payment of 1.6 million rubles for participation in the special military operation for volunteers. Several servicemen, who had not received the money and learned about the change after contacting district social protection agencies, terminated their contracts. This is a clear confirmation that the Russian Federation has very serious problems not only with replenishing its personnel, but primarily with financing the active phase of hostilities. The fact is that Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries on the territory of the Russian Federation have caused colossal damage to the Russian economy, which economists estimate at about $100 billion.

Blame all these on Putin. If this situation continues, most likely, many Russians will die from starvation. It is crucial, almost 2 million Russian soldiers died, and Putin is recruiting the young generation who have no capabilities on the battlefield.

 

[gwolf666]

According to the report, the war in the Ukrainian regions is severely impacting areas of Russia. The social situation is deteriorating, and drone attacks by Ukraine are further exacerbating the crisis. Moreover, the deployment of large numbers of ethnic minorities to the war poses a serious problem, generating discontent among these groups. For example, casualties among the local population, especially ethnic groups such as the Yakuts, Evenks, and Evens, are high, and many do not wish to die for Moscow's interests.

The report also notes that the authorities in St. Petersburg retroactively canceled a payment of 1.6 million rubles intended for volunteers who participated in the special military operation. Several service members, who did not receive the money and discovered the change when contacting social services agencies, terminated their contracts. This demonstrates that the Russian Federation faces serious problems not only in replenishing its personnel but also in financing the active phase of the conflict. Furthermore, Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries in Russian territory have caused economic damage estimated at around $100 billion.