Russian Women Reject 'Motherhood Therapy' as Government Pushes Birth Rate Campaign

Russian women are resisting government-promoted "motherhood therapy" programs as the country faces its lowest birth rate in 200 years. The Kremlin has intensified efforts to encourage childbearing through various campaigns and initiatives, but many women are rejecting these measures amid economic pressures and concerns about raising children during wartime. Russia's demographic crisis has become a national priority as the population continues to decline, with the birth rate falling to historic lows that threaten the country's long-term economic and military capabilities.