
Blogger and translator Dmitry Puchkov (Goblin) on Sputnik radio criticized some citizens who left Russia, calling them “completely stupid” for leaving with children without a plan for further action, including issues of residence, work and education of children.
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Dmitry Puchkov, known as Goblin, is a blogger and translator who often expresses pro-government views in the Russian media space.
Blogger and translator Dmitry Puchkov, known as Goblin, called some citizens who left Russia “completely stupid.” On Sputnik radio, a recording of which is available on the VK Video platform, he clarified that he meant those who left the country with their family without a plan for further action.
“They were completely stupid: (...) came (...) to Bishkek with children. Where will you settle? Once. Where will you work? You will work for Russia for quite a short time. Where are the children? Where is the school, kindergarten, clinic? - the translator reasoned.
According to Puchkov, many of those who left Russia expected to return to the country two to three months after leaving. He noted that their plans were not realized, and people remained to live abroad.

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