Even more - the "Rus" became first to mean "Slavic Orthodox faith follower" and it covered multiple nations, even non-Slavic ones. The fact that Russians call themselves now by this name is not an accident.
You copy/pasted the same text in the reply to me as you did to another user in this thread. Please don’t do this, it is considered poor form on HN.
My comments try to explain why Ukrainians believe that Russians have stolen the "Rus" identity (from them) only for themselves.
While your comment is not entirely wrong, it is not precise enough to explain the whole story.
Which is completely irrelevant to the thread. And, let’s be honest, is of little interest to anyone. This cultural appropriation bullshit has gotten old a long time ago already.
Please complain to the UN. I don’t see how you’re doing anything useful here.
Not only that. It’s also vareniki that can be filled with potatoes or cheese. The best I’ve had were with Adygeya cheese in the Krasnodar region.