Putin's Approval Drops to 65 Percent – "People Are Getting Increasingly Tired and Frustrated"
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Putin's approval falls to 65 percent – as low as it hasn't since the Navalny protests. War, fuel crisis, and taxes are taking their toll.
The unwritten social contract in Russia has always been brutally simple: stay out of politics, and in return, the state provides order, stability, and a certain level of comfort. Vladimir Putin has broken this agreement, and the anger of Russians is even reflected in surveys. "People are increasingly tired and frustrated," says Maria Kolomytchenko of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center.
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