A n a ly s i s New Russian Migrants Against the War: Political Action in Russia and Abroad Series“The Russian Crisis”. Paper#5 Emil Kamalov Veronica Kostenko Ivetta Sergeeva Margarita Zavadskaya June 2023 Post-February 2022 emigration flux from Russia is professional, young, and in op ­position to the Putin regime. They are translocal and stay interconnected as well as con ­nected to their sending socie ­ties having much influence on them. Many of them are eager to engage with the receiving societies culturally, academically, economically, and politically. The Russian exodus is not over. A tangible threat of the new wave of mobilization is expected to push out several hundred thousand people in 2023. Another flux will consist of the families that seek to reunite with those who left earlier, get settled and have a new start abroad. The absolute majority of them were into politics back in Rus ­sia, using multiple independent sources of information. Most emigrants also engage in dona ­tions to both Ukrainian refugees and Russian emigrants, Russian independent NGOs, including Feminist Anti-war Resist ­ance(FAR), and other grassroot initiatives.