Thailand's Tourist Towns Deal With Their Own Russian Invasion

A surge of former Soviet-bloc visitors seeking to escape war at home has brought the Thai government hope for an economic boost, locals dread over crime and cultural dissonance, and peaceful coexistence between Russians and Ukrainians.

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