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Lol, so now it doesn’t count because the guy quoted isn’t a “government official”?

The head of the Ural Chamber of Commerce said up to 1 million Indian workers could come, with consulates opening in Yekaterinburg to support them. That’s not “fantasy”—that’s a regional business leader talking about labor shortages on the ground.

“It’s just hearsay”? Cope harder. This isn’t a random diplomat daydreaming. Russian sources confirmed it. Indian consular expansion isn’t a coincidence.

And that logic? “If Russia had that many job openings, they’d build a factory in India.” LMAO. Russia needs labor to keep existing factories and industries running because its own workforce is vanishing.

Russia is dealing with
mobilization and war casualties
mass emigration
low birth rates
an aging population

You’ll need foreign workers just to keep trains moving and the power grid stable.

And let’s not pretend Kremlin silence means it’s not real. The Kremlin has a long, proven record of hiding crises

Ukraine War – Denied it was a war, called it a “special military operation”
COVID – Downplayed the virus while hospitals collapsed
Sanctions – Claimed no effect while inflation soared and industries broke
Mobilization – Denied it, then quietly drafted thousands

So no, an “official statement” isn’t needed. It’s standard Kremlin playbook: deny, stall, spin.

Your “only 200 Indians at a RUSAL plant” rebuttal is weak. This isn’t about one factory. It’s a nationwide labor vacuum.

Bottom line: Kremlin silence doesn’t disprove reality. It confirms they’re scared of it.

The migrant wave is coming. Deny it all you want.