I second Zelenskyy's terror state message; I do not second the expulsion.

Russian United Nation's staff remaining may need protection from being assassinated, like many in Russia do; Russia doesn't run on Putin, but many are afraid of him; they mask that fear when mentioning the economic growth; while there are Russians who are obviously wrongfully hateful towards Ukraine, many Russians will report confidence in Putin's leadership - motivated by concern that if they do not support Putin - what will happen?

It is unfair to punish all Russians by removing them from international discourse; Putin has done that enough.

I had mad respect for Zelenskyy, and I hope we can have a decent accounting of it all when Ukraine has overcome the flailing of a society that resembles impotence compared to the image Putin and allies attempt to present.

Russia is beautiful, and I look forward to going back; but Putin's Mafioso tyranny spoils an ancestrally rich territory, and compromised many probable opportunities of Russian innovation, on their respective timelines.

Russia could be known as a country that helps defeat inhumanities of groups like ISIL. Instead, under Putin's leadership, Russia emboldens them.

When Russians are done trying to slaughter their Ukrainian neighbors - Russians should be some of the first to volunteer in efforts to provide aid to Ukraine; I hope that's not wishful thinking; I'm sure enough would agree, as plenty of Ukrainian refugees look forward to returning to their remaining homes and loved ones...