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Lithuania to strip residence permits of Russian, Belarusian citizens who frequently travel back home
(kyivindependent.com)
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Cartoon villain shit
Russia fucking with the whole world out of an inferiority complex fuelled envy? Then yes.
Does taking out your anger on random civilians help?
"Well you shouldve thought of your cousins wedding before going to your nephews birthday"
Like imagine being able to visit your own country 4 times a year and every other visit can be denied by some disgruntled bureaucrat who doesn't think visiting a wedding is a valid reason.
Genuinely how does this help anyone except just hurt russians. Reeks of russophobic "cruelty is the point".
Have you considered complaining about Russia ruining international relations with their neighbors, which has led to this situation? It's not like those countries have a fundamental hatred of Russia. They would love it if Russia could be a normal ally because it would be immensely beneficial. It's Russia who can't be a fucking normal ally. It's not Lithuania who is building spy networks in Russia or bribing corrupt officials, it's Russia doing those things to Lithuania. And not just Lithuania, it's all Baltic states and Poland and Russian money goes even deeper into Europe.
It sucks for Russians that Lithuania has done this but it's ultimately Russia's own fault Lithuania had to do this. If there's anyone you or Russians should blame, it's Russia. You can't just push countries around and expect them to not do anything about it.