>Putin has no concentration camps

where do you think all those civilians mass-arrested by "Russian Guard" (a Putin's version of German Nazi SS) on occupied territories have been going to? And Putin/Russia are just starting there - they have plans for that "military-civilian administrations" regime (similar to what German Nazi did on occupied USSR territories), basically a martial law, to be there for years to come as a way of controlling and pacifying those territories and to "re-educate/re-program" (the terms they're using on the state TV) the people there.

>terrorizes his own population

he does. There would be much more arrested and killed in Russia if Russians had even a bit a courage to speak up, yet they just quietly submitted to the terror.

Anyway, 10+ millions of Ukrainians, mostly women, children and elderly, already displaced by the bombings seems to fit the definition of a "population level" terror.

> Putin has no concentration camps

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filtration_camp_system_in_Chec...

Ugh. This reminds me of my Facebook feed, where literally anything I shared seemed to attract people who insisted there were people suffering and I should be dedicating my social media posts solely to bringing attention to their cause de jour. "How can you be posting about Powell's Books when children are literally dying in Africa!"

A completely valid point, but arguing that when most of the country has been consuming propaganda for the last month isn’t going to go well.