A Luhansk woman received 10 years in Russia for donating $12 to what she said was a humanitarian cause.
In court: “No other place where you can wake up and be a foreigner in your home. Was I supposed to take the passport of a country that isn’t mine?”
They’ll do it to every Ukrainian that still refers to themselves as Ukrainian, if they can get away with it. There had been numerous precedents throughout the history of both nations. And it’s also applicable to any non-russian ethnic group that is or have been part of russia geographically.