> distinct from the public The sad thing is that a large chunk of people in Russia actually support him. Even educated ones. I saw a shocking interview with an

> distinct from the public The sad thing is that a large chunk of people in Russia actually support him. Even educated ones. I saw a shocking interview with an academic (who even lectured on western unis) - he said, that on personal level destruction of Ukrainian cities is a sad thing, but Moscow just executes the law/privilege of the empires.