The thing with your source is that 98% of state communist in the region are Russian sympathizers and as such legitimate targets in war conditions. They will be oppressed for siding with enemy

your response did illustrate my point well though

[–] harcesz@szmer.info 0 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

Oh, k ddnt notice you're a Russian (native?) speaker. So, wanna tell about the Russian civil society and it's situation?

My personal opinion was shaped by being held at gunpoint by FSB and internal border guards on one hand and activist who had to run abroad for their lives, or the ones who did not like Baburova and Markelov on the other, but I'm sure you have a better insight. Like it can't all be state sanctioned neonazi attacks on environmentalist camps, surly there's a lot going on beyond that? I'm not asking about the part in favour in government/spec mil op. I'm asking how is the opposition treated and how that fares against the mentioned Ukrainian experience.