Russians Flee to Kazakhstan to Avoid Mobilization

About 98,000 Russians have crossed into Kazakhstan in the week since President Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilization of reservists to fight in Ukraine, Kazakh officials said Tuesday.

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[marcwhite]

Putin's playing 9D chess, his people have self-mobilized for the invasions of Kazakhstan and Georgia ahead of Putin's orders, Putin remains a master strategist.

[jamesstmanhattan]

I guess the labor and the real estate markets in Kazakstan will be booming in the foreseeable future.

[fabiolagaldameslarraguibel]

They should all, but all leave Russia.

[jamesstmanhattan]

Let us take a minute to thank Putin for the influx of fresh labor force and consumption providers in Kazakhstan, Putin remains a master strategist.

[michaelherron]

If all the men who’ve left since the start of the war gathered in protest in Moscow, it would bring an end to the regime.

[ararune]

Only Putin can make people line up to enter Kazakhstan, never before was this seen in history

[sheltonsunley]

Putin👿does not like his people look how people has to running from their home OMG soon and very soon every thing will be alright God is good 🤲

[marcwhite]

Wawaweewa, my comrades and I go Kazakstan to dodge the draft!

I like!

[jamesstmanhattan]

Wawaweewa, all my Russian patriots friends and I go Kazakstan to dodge the draft!

Wawaweewa, I like!

[randomdude]

The unparalleled influx of consumption spending and real estate market spending, the likes of which the Kazakhs haven't seen since the release of Borat.

Wawaweewa!