Classify Romanian protesters from Northern Bucovina

[aherne]

From Ukrainian-controlled territory since 1941, protesting against conscription in Ukraine army to fight in civil war (2014):


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvX52BU2tw0

They look incredibly East Slavic, totally average Russian. Sometimes language is completely at odds with ancestry:) Seldom you will see 1/5 -1/10 that looks from Balkans

[omidjahan]

Main stream are: Gorid and Carpathid, North pontid
the police man at 0.42 can pass as iranian

[Russki]

As a group they don't pass in Ukraine or Belarus, let alone Russia.

It's gross that you're trying to pass your people here.



https://youtu.be/S7UDuGE1U1Y

[Oliver109]

They look similar to some Hungarian groups posted, typical northern southern Slav phenotypes.

[Zohor]

As a group they don't pass in Ukraine or Belarus, let alone Russia.

It's gross that you're trying to pass your people here.



https://youtu.be/S7UDuGE1U1Y


You know what is the best thing? They are actually from Ukraine, so tell me my blond ape friendo how they can't pass in Ukraine when they are literally from Ukraine?
Yes, these are mostly Gorid and they can't into Russia and it's great they can't into Russia, you will be left alone with your arrogancy to others. As proof you used flashmob of city people, the OP material is from countryside, it's hell of difference in post communist countries afaik. In short, you're right but the way you told it is debatable imo



Going back to thread, this is a fine bunch of my Gorid bros, they can into Poland, most of them with different styling, haircuts etc would pass I think

[aherne]

They look similar to some Hungarian groups posted, typical northern southern Slav phenotypes.

They look almost pure Slavic, more than average Poles and Czech! They can't pass here in Southern Romania except as individuals (some however look very foreign)... The fact they speak Romanian shouldn't bias our thoughts: US blacks speak English too, but they aren't English (except a bit). Probably these people have secondary balkan influence, but it is no more visible than in Russians (aka "Ukrainians") nearby. Whoever sees this crowd without sound or name tags would simply say "southern russian villagers"