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Czech President Petr Pavel says Russian citizens living in the West should be put under “strict surveillance” (archive.today)

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Czech President Petr Pavel says Russian citizens living abroad should be put under “strict surveillance” by intelligence services in their host countries.

“All Russians living in Western countries should be monitored much more than in the past because they are citizens of a nation that leads an aggressive war,” Pavel said in an interview with Radio Free Europe released Thursday.

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[–] Whisipp@lemmygrad.ml 9 points 1 year ago

Sounds like the start of another Japanese Internment Camp situation; I wonder when people will learn that just because a person's nation commits atrocities doesn't mean that they were the one who commited them.