pro-russian

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RT being so pro-Russian and pro-Russian propaganda it's not even funny - and that's the only source?

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Supportive of Russia or Russians. (This entry is a translation hub.)

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adjective

Supportive of Russia or Russians. (This entry is a translation hub.)

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Core meanings and parts of speech for pro-russian.

adjective

Supportive of Russia or Russians. (This entry is a translation hub.)

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RT being so pro-Russian and pro-Russian propaganda it's not even funny - and that's the only source?

The message was clear - you either continue beating up and burning pro-Russian protesters in Kharkov, Odessa, etc...

Basically, anyone who holds a pro-Russian opinion is now either dismissed as a troll or a victim of propaganda.

This article is just about these paid people and doesn't question that there are people with pro-Russian government position.

One of videos is by pro-russian UK war tourist Graham W Phillips about fights in Debalceve (after ceasefire was agreed).

Actually, it is not possible to do a constructive discussion at any russian forum, no matter if this is pro-Russian or pro-West.

It sounds like you are insinuating that he was some kind of Russian agent or defector, and his supporters are have a pro-Russian agenda.

I live in Croatia, and it makes me uncomfortable there is a Pro-Russian and unusual regime popping up in Hungary.

A few weak post-soviet states could make pro-Russian statements once a while in exchange for another shipment of cheap natural gas, but that's about it.

I did not write that Bulgaria is anti-EU, I said it's majority is pro-Russian.

Even in Bulgaria, which is currently in the EU and has a pro-EU government, about 80% of the population have pro-Russian sentiments regarding the conflict in the Ukraine.

>...valid pro-Russian arguments are down voted for no reason, while 'Fuck Russia' posts are up voted.

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Funny how pro-Russian skeptics were "There will never be arrests or actions based on this, it is all CIA propaganda!" and now there are literally arrests and soon trials.

Presumably he's a "professional troll" because he's paid to go onto Web sites and post pro-Russian comments with the idea to make such views appear more common than they actually are.

They are called "pro-russian separatists".

In fact, I've seen politicians who are making their image as pro-russian and ultra-anti-russian perfectly hanging out "after work" together, so I don't believe in their play a tiniest bit.