

I think this is the result of interpolation for thin styles.
This, in fact, happens in all non-Basic Latin glyphs.
Good progress has been made on these improvements with #215 which landed in master as ed61e4e022fec206b6120f1e438c6bd8d5dab42b
Sample of what is now in master: https://rsms.me/etc/inter-thin-wip-20191127.html
These improvements will be included in the next release toward the end of the year.

More progress has been made on this in #218 which just landed in master.
Samples:

Okay folks. I think that with @KatjaSchimmel’s latest work in #219 which just landed in master we can close this out.
Attached is a PDF sheet overview of all glyphs in the Thin font master (which is in git master right now) as well as a build of git master.
Inter-3.12-0cc708d7cb.zip
Inter-thin-glyphs.pdf
Hey hey! I just saw that the _Inter-thin-glyphs.pdf_ is still showing the interpolation errors. I quickly made another PDF with the current state of the Thin master:
Inter-thin-glyphs-2.pdf
@KatjaSchimmel PERFECT!
@rsms asked me to repost the bug from #214 here:
Accents in Cyrillic should be placed in the same place as in Latin (sometimes Cyrillic accents are indeed placed a bit farther to the right than Latin accents, but not that far)
See some good examples from Vollkorn, STIX Two, Source Serif Pro, PT Sans

@peczony Thanks! Would you mind pasting the sample text you are using?
Sorry for the late reply. Here it is.
Latin á Cyrillic а́
Also, an accentuated version of the sample text you included earlier might be of some help:
Ру́сские лю́бят гото́вить еду́ и угоща́ть свои́х госте́й. В традицио́нном ру́сском обе́де три основны́х блю́да. Пе́рвым блю́дом всегда́ быва́ет суп.
РУ́ССКИЕ ЛЮ́БЯТ ГОТО́ВИТЬ ЕДУ́ И УГОЩА́ТЬ СВОИ́Х ГОСТЕ́Й. В ТРАДИЦИО́ННОМ РУ́ССКОМ ОБЕ́ДЕ ТРИ ОСНОВНЫ́Х БЛЮ́ДА. ПЕ́РВЫМ БЛЮ́ДОМ ВСЕГДА́ БЫВА́ЕТ СУП.