Published 13 days ago

Russians Are Coming to Terms With Putin’s War in Ukraine

The war in Ukraine under Putin's reign has become normalized in Russia, contrary to expectations that sanctions would sway public opinion.
Many Russians are supporting Putin rather than protesting, rallying around nationalist sentiments.
The Kremlin is leveraging the conflict to reshape Russia, blending nationalism with suppression of dissent.

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Financial Post

Russians Are Coming to Terms With Putin's War in Ukraine

President starts a new term under little pressure to end the war as nationalist appeals rally support and harsh crackdowns stifle protests.

13 days ago·Canada

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RIA Novosti [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Pushilin called Putin's inauguration a historic moment

Denis Pushilin, the head of the DPR, called the inauguration of Russian President Vladimir Putin a “historic moment” in his Telegram channel, congratulated Russians and the President,... RIA Novosti, 07.05.2024

13 days ago·Russian Federation

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Bloomberg

Russians Are Coming To Terms With Putin’s War In Ukraine

(Bloomberg) -- Russians are learning to live with the war that Vladimir Putin has unleashed in Ukraine.As Putin prepares to be sworn in on Tuesday for another six years as president, the invasion has become part of everyday life for many Russians, confounding expectations that the pressure of international sanctions and deepening isolation would eventually turn them against him. Far from protesting, many are rallying around the flag.The Kremlin …

13 days ago·United States

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ГОЛОВНА

Russians have come to terms with Putin's war in Ukraine

Western sanctions have failed to show Russians the link between the war they have unleashed and the erosion of their own well-being

13 days ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Live Mint

Russians Are Coming to Terms With Putin’s War in Ukraine

President starts a new term under little pressure to end the war as nationalist appeals rally support and harsh crackdowns stifle protests.

13 days ago·New Delhi, India

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The Korea Times

Top Korean envoy to Russia attends Putin's inauguration ceremony: Seoul official

Korean Ambassador to Russia Lee Do-hoon attended the inauguration ceremony of its leader Vladimir Putin, who began his fifth term as president on Tuesday (local time), Seoul officials said.

13 days ago·Korea, Republic of

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