Pakistan sends 159 (!) containers of ammunition to Ukraine

[Craig234]

"Many Russians displayed similar attitudes toward the two Chechen wars of the early post-Soviet era and the 2008 invasion of Georgia. More recently, the 2014 invasion of Crimea was widely cheered and remains arguably the most popular single event of Putin’s entire 23-year reign. Such thinking reflects the unapologetically imperial identity which Muscovy inherited from the Soviet and Czarist eras...."

Russia having a problem with majority support for wrong war, repeatedly, and most have supported this one, is a long way from saying there isn't one Russian who opposes it besides Kasparov. Many do. Many have gone to prison protesting, many have left the country over the war.

 

[Litwin]

 

[Litwin]

Russia having a problem with majority support for wrong war, repeatedly, and most have supported this one, is a long way from saying there isn't one Russian who opposes it besides Kasparov. Many do. Many have gone to prison protesting, many have left the country over the war.

1) do you agree that only a small minority of all Muscovites are against the war ?


2) do you agree that literally all Muscovites (from Dugin and Pushkin to Solzhenitsyn and Yeltsin ) ARE HARDCORE IMPERIALISTS AND supporters of MOSCOW Colonialism ?
T. Snyder speaks :

 

[Craig234]

1) do you agree that only a small minority of all Muscovites are against the war ?

The best polling I've seen - leaks of internal Kremlin polling - is that between 60% and 70% think the war was needed and should be continued. The remaining are about have who disagree and half undecided. If 15% to 20% is a small minority, then yes.