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Ruscist (comparative more Ruscist, superlative most Ruscist)

  1. Alternative form of russist
    • 2023 May 2, “‘Ruscism’ defined and condemned in Ukraine’s official language”, in Meduza[1]:
      The parliament intends to address the Prosecutor General, the Justice Ministry, and other government offices on taking immediate measures against “manifestations of Ruscist ideology and revanchist politics on Ukrainian territory.”

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Ruscist (plural Ruscists)

  1. Alternative form of russist
    • 2022 August 13, Svitlana Chorna, “High-ranked Ruscist: «Kill them all! If there are civilians there – kill everyone!»”, in (Please provide the book title or journal name)[2]:
      According to the investigation, the Ruscist did not just give criminal orders; he personally captured civilians in the villages of Mokrets and Zavorychi and tortured them.