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Russians who fled to avoid fighting in Ukraine reflect on their new lives

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Russian President Vladimir Putin declared martial law Wednesday in parts of occupied Ukraine. Putin has said his military mobilization is nearing completion, but hundreds of thousands of Russians have already fled rather than be drafted. In Istanbul, we found Russians who escaped a war they don’t believe in. Nick Schifrin reports.

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russian invasion, russian military service, russian reservist
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