Good Russians

Good Russian is a sarcastic term — usually placed between single quotes such as 'Good Russians' — referring to the citizens of the Russian Federation during the Russo-Ukrainian War, who claimed not to have supported Ruschism, Putinism[1] and war crimes in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. 'Good Russians' denounce themselves victims of Putin’s regime[2][3][4] expecting support as refugees[5] after Russian emigration following the Russian invasion of Ukraine and imposing their opinions on rebuilding Ukraine after war.[6] The term is an allusion to Good German, as vast majority of 'Good Russians' remain silent,[7] showing ignorance and indifference to the Allegations of genocide of Ukrainians in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. “Whose is Crimea?” has become a quintessential decisive question, exposing genuine virtues of the ‘Good Russian’.[8][9]