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Anger Against Putin – More People Want to Leave Russia

Summary by Expressen
War, sanctions and economic crisis. Then Russians start to explore the possibilities of leaving the country. According to the Moscow Times, Google searches on the subject have skyrocketed in 2026.

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Anger Against Putin – More People Want to Leave Russia

War, sanctions and economic crisis. Then Russians start to explore the possibilities of leaving the country. According to the Moscow Times, Google searches on the subject have skyrocketed in 2026.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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