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Oh yes.

Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the eastern border.

Today I want to talk about, well, one of those humane situations of the war,

all about the wives of the Russia mobilized. Ukrainian mobilized, well, you know, they suffer,

they go through the war, but currently there is a movement of the wives of mobilized

happening in Russia, and they seem to be an interesting position. Their protests cannot be

oppressed, at least not openly, since their husbands and brothers and their relatives in general

are out there in the front. I don't feel much sympathy for them, but it's a thing that

causes some instability in the political sphere of Russia.

Now, by the way, a regular news episode is coming, needs that I promised you this one, and I wanted to put some clarity on how these women think.

First of all, well, on the 21st of November, the wives of those mobilized in Russian cities

were organizing some rallies on other protests. Their main demand was obviously to bring home

husbands sent to fight in the war in Ukraine. They were unhappy about the lack of deadlines

and lack of everything.

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