Exodus: Russians are fleeing the country to avoid fighting in Ukraine, thousands of vehicles cross the Georgia border

Exodus: Russians are fleeing the country to avoid fighting in Ukraine, thousands of vehicles cross the Georgia border

Russia's attacks against Ukraine continue on day 216. Meanwhile, Russia is in an uproar following the order given to Russian President Vladimir Putin a week ago. Putin has ordered 3 lakh reserve troops to be sent to Ukraine.

According to Russian law, people living in the country can be conscripted by the government during wartime. Preference will be given to those who have served in the military in the past. After this order, people are whispering that they are leaving the country because they are not being sent to the border. He also says that we don't want to fight against Ukraine in this endless war. For this reason, people are leaving Russia for Georgia in their cars or other vehicles.

Yevgeny Prigozhin, a businessman close to Putin, said people were afraid to join the military. That means Putin's decision to attack Ukraine lacks popular support. A soldier has died due to firing in Siberia. He had recently joined the army. After that people fear to join the army.

People said, running is the only option

People say there is no option but to go to Georgia. Many European countries have banned flights to Russia because of the war. Ticket prices have skyrocketed in countries that have allowed it.

Russia pushes for referendum

It is voting in four regions of Ukraine that Russia has so far occupied. The area includes Donetsk and Luhansk in eastern Ukraine, i.e