athos77@kbin.social
on 11 Dec 2023 09:04
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Hunh. The Russian government started a thing a few months back, where they no longer had to deliver your drafted-into-the-army papers in person, they could do it by email. The interesting thing was that the email was considered to be delivered the moment it was sent, regardless of whether anyone actually read it or not - or whether the recipient even knew the email account existed. It'll be interesting to see if the passport restriction is handled the same way.
Lol. I wonder how many of those emails went straight into the spam folder.
Chainweasel@lemmy.world
on 11 Dec 2023 10:41
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5 days to use it or lose it.
I wonder how many will see this as the final push to flee the county now that they’ve been put into a “now or never” situation.
Sanyanov@lemmy.world
on 11 Dec 2023 16:50
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That relates to those who’ve already been banned from travel. They won’t be let out
hot_scarcity@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 11 Dec 2023 11:37
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So they have 5 days to find a way out. That’s all I’m reading from this
Sanyanov@lemmy.world
on 11 Dec 2023 16:50
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They’re already trapped inside the country.
_edge@discuss.tchncs.de
on 11 Dec 2023 11:49
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So many Russians on permanent vacation / early retirement / digital nomand lives in five days.
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Ah Russia you comical evil country, you never fail to impress with some new stupidity
Aka "21st century russky mir’.
I mean, this is the same country who walled off an entire city to stop people from leaving. This is not really surprising
oh its not surprising for me, it’s just a constant reminder how fucked up Russia is
Would you say russia is getting to the same level as north korea?
it clearly has set it’s sail in this direction, maybe flavoured with a little shot of nazi germany
Or at least some classic Stalinism. The good ol with us or against us rhetoric is the foundation of authoritarianism.
There must have been a lot of high-level defections so far to have to resort to this
There were:
www.cnn.com/2023/01/25/europe/…/index.html
Hunh. The Russian government started a thing a few months back, where they no longer had to deliver your drafted-into-the-army papers in person, they could do it by email. The interesting thing was that the email was considered to be delivered the moment it was sent, regardless of whether anyone actually read it or not - or whether the recipient even knew the email account existed. It'll be interesting to see if the passport restriction is handled the same way.
Lol. I wonder how many of those emails went straight into the spam folder.
5 days to use it or lose it.
I wonder how many will see this as the final push to flee the county now that they’ve been put into a “now or never” situation.
That relates to those who’ve already been banned from travel. They won’t be let out
So they have 5 days to find a way out. That’s all I’m reading from this
They’re already trapped inside the country.
So many Russians on permanent vacation / early retirement / digital nomand lives in five days.
Already are. Tons in Thailand and similar
You’re banned from travel. Here’s your uniform and gun, now travel to Ukraine and have drones drop bombs on you.