@gregy741, bro, bro, bro... Maybe you don't realise that, but the partner of one of PF members had a family in Mariupol... And they were forcefully deported to Russia to an unknown location and him and his partner couldn't contact them in a normal way for a long time (and maybe they still can't - I don't know what's the situation right now).
Is this normal according to you?
you do realize,that all those claims about "forceful deportation" were coming from denisova
Did you miss this fragment?:
"
An Associated Press investigation based on dozens of interviews has found that while the picture is more nuanced than the Ukrainian government suggests, many refugees are indeed forced to embark on a surreal trip into Russia, subjected along the way to human rights abuses, stripped of documents and left confused and lost about where they are."
and not a single video or evidence exist?
Oh, summer child! lol Ukrainians are getting their phones taken away by Russian soldiers, photos and videos deleted and they're deleting them themselves, because they know Russians are checking the phones both in filtration camps and when the refugees are trying to get out of Russia.
And I'm talking here about photos and videos of destruction and dead bodies in Ukraine. I doubt that many people would have the courage and opportunity to somehow film the deportations while they were happening (if they still had their phones and they were working, that is).
do you understand, how difficult it is to deport unwilling person?
It's not that difficult when you have a gun and that other person is not armed. Are you really that clueless or you just pretend to be that stupid?
And if Stalin managed, then why Putin wouldn't be able to do it in the 21st century? o_O