[tlozo]

A campaign to “de-Russify” Ukraine is under way

Inevitable result of Russians invading Ukraine, people reject Russian culture, language. etc.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I understand. You can't help who you are.

[dsrtsage]

Sounds like a job for moose and squirrel

[MarMema]

Except it was well in place before 2014. Videos prove this.

Nice try. But no.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Inevitable result of Russians invading Ukraine, people reject Russian culture, language. etc.

Half of Ukraine prior to 2014 had Russian Culture and Language. The 2014 Revolution disenfranchised that half, including my Grandmother’s family in the Dneiperpetrovsk area. Those against the Revolution and anti-Russian sentiment have been ruthlessly and violently censored (or worse) since then. If you love ALL Ukrainians, why not let the Breakaway Republics secede? You are naive to the “on the ground” situation in Ukraine and simply parroting deep state sentiments

[elpadre]

“inevitable result of Russians invading Ukraine, people reject Russian culture, language. etc. “

As much as the same had going on before the invasion I believe it played a role. The Russian language had been forbidden in government and schools, the densely Russian parts of Ukraine had been under attack by the Ukes. There were deaths on both sides happening since 2014 - Ukrainian/Ukrainian versus Ukrainian/Russian. There is bad blood there that goes way back.