The Kremlin critic criticized the “racist” rapes against the minorities fighting for Russia Russia-Ukraine, news war

Kyiv, Ukraine – Vladimir Kara Moreza was barely survived by suspected poisoning in 2015 and 2017, which he claimed was organized by the Kremlin.

The 43 -year -old bearded player may not be explicit as the opposition leader Alexei NavalnyWho died almost the poisoning of a neurologist in 2020.

But Kara Morza, the historian of Cambridge, had an effective role in persuading Western governments to slap personal sanctions on dozens of Russian officials.

In 2023, a Moscow court sentenced him to 25 years in prison for “treason”, and during the bars, he won the Politzer Award for its columns in the Washington Post.

It was released last year as part of the prisoner’s swap, Kara Morza settled in Germany and continued to work against the government of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Moscow war in Ukraine.

But last week, Kara Morza’s comments on the ethnic identity and the alleged blood of Russian soldiers rocked many sides of the hottest armed conflict in Europe.

“As it turned out, the Russians (Ethnic) find it difficult to kill Ukrainians,” Kara Morza told the French Senate on Thursday. Ethnic minorities.

“Because (ethnic Russians and Ukrainians) are identical, we are similar people, and we have almost a similar language, the same religion, hundreds and hundreds of years of common history,” said Kara Morza.

The Russians and the Ukrainians are from the ethnic Slavs whose history dates back to Chievan Ross, the largest country in Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages, which are torn by the Mongols, columns and litanis.

“But for someone who belongs to another culture, it is claimed that it is easier” to kill the Ukrainians, and Kara Morza added.

His statements made observers and preachers the rights of the indigenous people FLINCH and FUME.

“Measuring the degree of cruelty in race is a dead end,” said a former Russian diplomat.

“The rule is ethnic independence,” Boris Pondiv, who left a job in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said, said Boris Bondev, who left a job in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to protest the full invasion of Russia for Ukraine.

“Only a boring man can say he is in the fourth year of war in a multi -ethnic society,” said Dmitry Pereskov, the original popular activist on the Kamashka Peninsula in the state of Russia on the Camshatka Peninsula.

He added that the Russian liberal opposition figures, most of whom are from the urban areas of the middle class, were “drowned as soon as it passes on the thin ice” to the issues of ethnic minorities.

The ethnic Russians constitute more than two -thirds of Russia’s 143 million population. The rest are the minorities – from millions of Ukrainian ethnicity and two periods to smaller groups from the indigenous population in Siberia and the North Pole that has regional independence, albeit in the most predominant.

Even in areas rich in hydrocarbons, rare Earth or diamonds, minorities live in rural areas, often not hospitable, coexist and mix with ethnic Russians.

They all rely on the Kremlin’s TV networks more than the inhabitants of urban areas, and often do not have access to the Internet and see the registration bonuses and salaries of soldiers who are fighting in Ukraine as a ticket from the more of the poverty in which their families live.

Recruits receive up to 50,000 dollars upon registration, and earn several thousand dollars per month – a fortune for any of those areas, regardless of their ethnic background.

“This is an enormous money for them, and they will never earn them in their lives, regardless of whether they are Bori or Russian,” Bunderef said.

In response to a bus of criticism, Kara Morza wrote on Facebook on Monday that the accusations were just “lies, manipulation and defamation.”

To berezhkov, the suspension is polluted by the image of Kara Morza.

“In the past, (Kara Morza’s words) can be considered a mistake-but now, they are his position,” he said.

For other minority rights lawyers, Dayatib Kara Mirza seemed to be a “reference to the future voters” in Russia after the war, which denied the Kremlin’s critics to return to.

Oyumaa Dongak, who escaped from Tyva, a Turkish boycott in China, believes that Kara Morza and other Russian opposition leaders “compete” with Putin.

“It is not, we are the ones who defend the Russians (the ethnic),” she told Al -Jazeera Island.

In 2024, Kara Morza said that the Western sanctions imposed on Moscow after the invasion of 2022 were “unfair and causing it” and hurting the Russians in general. The West wanted to raise wider sanctions and target individual officials.

One of the Ukrainian observers said that Kara Morza does not want the ethnic Russians who could vote for opposition leaders now transferred to feel the collective guilt for the atrocities committed in Ukraine.

“People do not feel guilty. If you have grabbed them in their head with moral condemnation every day, people will not recognize guilt, but they hate anyone who suffers from them,” said an analyst residing in Kiev in Fayschislav Lottashiv.

He said: “For this reason, the tales related to the atrocities of the Chechen executioner and the rapists of the bora will be common.”

The fighters, which were published by Chechnya leader, Ramezan Kadirov It is called a name “Tiktok Army” for videos exposed to “storming” Ukrainian strongholds.

they actual The role in the war is mostly reduced to guarding the occupied areas, terrifying and torture of the ethnic Russian soldiers who refuse to fight.

But the Borat, Buddhist citizens from a barely populated area near Mongolia, became notorious in Ukraine in 2022.

Human rights groups and Ukrainian officials have identified the personal details of some Buryat soldiers who tortured, raped and killed civilians in Boch and other towns northern KyIV.

An activist in the community said that the ethnic revolutions are difficult to distinguish from other minority soldiers with distinctive Asian features, often described by Ukrainians, all of which are “revolutionaries”.

“All of the indigenous people of the Caucasus are seen as Chechnya, and all Asians are the revolutionaries,” said Alexandra Garmazabova, who helps men escape from mobilization and flee from abroad.

However, the vast majority of soldiers who committed the alleged war crimes in Boch were ethnic Russian.

Garmazhapova survived because the Ukrainian forces began bombing Russian positions, and his captors fled to the basement.

“Al -Sulaf, Al -Slav, were all Slavin,” Victor, a resident of Bakha, who was fuel by the Russian soldiers who put bets on the extent of his candidacy as soon as he set fire to him, He said Al -Jazeera in 2022, just days after its ordeal.