The real question are what countries are not heading the same direction as russia.
Last year, many things I once doubted would happen, happened in the USA.
Most of them.
You got the real question, and then gave a fake answer?
not really related to the question, but wtf is that image? also isn’t telegram russian?
I believe the founder was originally Russian but moved to BVI and UAE since the 90s.
This again.
lol yup, this one again. I read the title and knew exactly which user posted it. Answer in a snarky way, she gets upset and insulted. Try to be friendly, she tells you she doesn’t want friends or help.
Like I said last time, I sympathize with her awful situation. But whining and then yelling at people on lemmy isn’t really productive or helpful. She seems to use her account as a means to vent in general. And thats fine and understandable. But it would be nice if russians would find a way to do that amongst themself or directed at the people responsible for their predicament.
But alas, its easier to yell at westerners.
I confirm that was exactly my experience interacting with the OP.
lmao weren’t you the one downvoting all my comments from different accounts?
It’s funny that all these people who accuse me of something end up being weird as shit.
you literally said “I’d be happy to help, but I honestly don’t care😮💨” and you got the answer you deserved. and I don’t yell at westerners, I worship them, but not all of them.
Yeah I said I’d be happy to help you, the individual, if I could, but I cant. And I don’t care that I can’t. Reason being, what russia is doing to Ukraine and Ukrainians.
Once Ukraine is secured and alright, I’ll see if I have any fucks left to give to russians.
-I can’t help you and I don’t care
-I don’t need your help
“She said she doesn’t need my help, what a whiner🙄”
Alaska USA has a significant Russian population. Also I doubt ICE is trying to deport people from Alaska because it’s massive, empty, and makes money
Honestly I think going through Georgia and applying for a visa/asylum in any EU country that somewhat permits it. Once you have permanent residence I believe you can just travel and move freely. Its not easy as many countries have locked down visas for russian nationals. But more so the more the countries closer to Russia.
North Korea. The best place for Russians.
Why?
They would feel there like at home, but in future…
You’re trolling 🤣
Almost anywhere in Europe or the Commonwealth would be good if you value liberties.
Displaying it like that would make me want to move to russia, fuck those fascist corporations
So you’d rather live in the autocratic aggressor in the largest land war in Europe since the end of WW2?
That’s not what’s in the picture, which is what my comment fully based on. Obviously it’s shit, but the picture doesn’t really displays that.
They made their own bed, now they can lie in it.
You think it’s always an entire people that is responsible for its government? And everything it does?
Any person moving away from supporting authoritarian and war crimes has my support. Abusers would love their victims to feel the world is against them too
Who’re “they”?
If you’re up for giving more than a fair share of your life to work, Canada, Japan or Germany. Mind you, Japan accepts like 1 refugee per year, so the manner of your migration might also affect where you want to try your luck.
If you want more balance between work life and private life, maybe a Scandinavian country.
I can only speak from experience regarding Japan and Sweden, where I have lived for many years. Regarding the other countries, I only speak from prejudice/image.
до свидания 😊 (I can read some Cyrillic and I know basically “hi, my name is…” so don’t get your hopes up 😅)
Germany
Russians migrating to Germany because of repressions in their country are in for a rude surprise though: Russia Germans our largest Russian-speaking group of citizens, make up a significant part of AFD voters, our new fascist party supported by … Russia.
bullshit on the AFD support by russia. It’s backed by Musk and other yankees.
Shared interests. Weak EU is good for non-EU blocks.
Plus, even the fascists are not homogeneous, with some of them actually believing in patriotism, and others selling out to the highest bidder (like China)
Source on russia having ties to the AfD then??
We know Musk loves to support far-right parties all over the world and has openly supported the AfD so it’s not much of a stretch to say that he also financially supports them, but what is there wrt Russia other than “zomg the russians are eveel and hate our ‘’‘superior’‘’ society because of how much better we are than them”
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tino_Chrupalla Abschnitt Außenpolitik
https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/innenpolitik/afd-russland-aktuelle-stunde-bundestag-100.html
https://de.euronews.com/2025/11/09/afd-insa
Gut, viel davon ist sicher Parterhetorik. Aber so groß ist der ideologische Unterschied zwischen Trump und seinen Silicon-Valley-Milliadären und Putin und seinen Gas-Oligarchen auch nicht.
Abgesehen davon ist die AfD eben auch kein homogener Block. Dass sich manche mit Musk und Maga und andere wieder mit Medwedjew treffen, ist nicht unmöglich.
You’re almost there, keep going.
Whaaa… :(
Depends on your financial system; are you looking to move to a bordering baltic country? An EU country? Elsewhere? Is Language barrier an issue?
Estonia, Georgia, Armenia; close options.
Scandinavia, further but generally stable. Ireland, Iceland; farther out there.I don’t think getting into Estonia legally as a Russian with visa is easy
I don’t know if having Shitter, Spotify, Instagram and WhatsApp is something to be proud of.
США, конечно. У нас в Сеаттл много русских, часто русский слышано на улицах. Приезжай к нам — будет лучше здесь через несколько лет, уверен.
Yes, there are Russians here, but “you commonly hear Russian on the streets” is nonsense. Quit your bullshit.
You’re clearly not listening. It’s a rare day I don’t overhear someone speaking Russian.
edit: to clarify, I’m not sure if you just hang out in neighborhoods with a smaller group of Russian speakers, or if you have a different sense of what часто means than I do, but I can tell you I would have struggled with homesickness a lot less if I had heard English spoken in Nizhni as often as I hear Russian spoken in Seattle.
Clearly, you are choosing very specific places to frequent.
Yeah? I’m a Russian speaker in Seattle, it might just be possible that I’m more frequently in Russian-speaking places in Seattle? And “often overheard” is not a high bar to clear – if you take the bus to lunch and back again, you’ll hear dozens of conversations; even if only a very small portion of them are in Russian, you’ll still hear one most days.
Uh huh.
Не знам, я во Франции, всё ок
“Go where you’re treated best.”
https://www.youtube.com/@nomadcapitalist/videos
(Apparently he’s a nomad capitalist who renounced his American citizenship in 2018.)
