US EditionIn Irkutsk, Russia, it is not yet war, but peace.
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About 5,300 kilometres separate Irkutsk from the border between Russia and Ukraine. In this Siberian city, no air alerts are heard. But the shells are falling closer and closer, say its inhabitants, who think of their close parties at the front. Not all of them have the same opinion about the war, but their testimonies, collected from a distance by this Russian journalist from the independent site, Liudi Baikala, restore the atmosphere that reig…
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