Modern East Slavs
Modern East Slavic peoples and ethnic groups include:
- Russians
- Pomors
- Polekhs
- Goryuns
- Kamchadals
- Lipovan Russians
- Cossacks
- Amur Cossacks
- Astrakhan Cossacks
- Baikal Cossacks
- Don Cossacks
- Kuban Cossacks
- Orenburg Cossacks
- Semirechye Cossacks
- Siberian Cossacks
- Terek Cossacks
- Ural Cossacks
- Ussuri Cossacks
- Belarusians
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- Poleszuks
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- Ukrainians
- Poleszuks
- Hutsuls
- Boykos
- Lemkos
- Rusyns
- Carpathian Rusyns
- Pannonian Rusyns
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