Doctors Without Borders says it has closed its operations in Russia after 32 years. The medical aid group cited a Justice Ministry letter saying the group had been removed from a register of foreign nongovernmental organizations.

Doctors Without Borders said Tuesday it has closed its operations in Russia after 32 years, citing a Justice Ministry letter that said the medical aid group had been removed from a register of foreign nongovernmental organizations.

  • @HootinNHollerinEnglish
    12•2 days ago

    Because Russia will kidnap the doctors from western countries and claim they’re spies hoping for a trade off for some of their legitimately war lord and assassin prisoners held in the west

    • @DuamerthraxEnglish
      4•2 days ago

      My first thought that they would be drafted and sent to the front lines as medics, but that would assuming too much planning and compassion of Russia.