Nothing has changed: journalists told how the Muscovites began to live after the invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine

Yes, residents of the Russian capital have resources to maintain a normal life, visit restaurants and theaters, buy goods in shopping malls, which is written by The New York Times. The material states that this is what the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. He protects his citizens from war in Ukraine without arranging a mass funeral of Russian soldiers without declaring a call.

It is reported that most of the museums and theaters of Moscow will open until their leadership is criticized by the Kremlin. The autumn operas of the operas began, although some expected productions were abolished as their directors fled from Russia. Journalists write that for many ice, the Putin regime has dealt with dissenters and protesters. However, now it is quite dangerous to express your opinion in Ukraine.

Referring to the Human Rights Organization of the State Tax Counsel, nearly 16,500 people were arrested in the Russian Federation from February 24. They were all detained for participating in protests against war in Ukraine. It is also reported that Putin is working to militarize Russian society. The journalists spoke with some audiences of the festival, which took place at a landfill southwest of Moscow (from August 13 to August 27).

Yes, many of them stated that they consider any war bad, but supports the leadership of their country. There were also those who felt the "power of Russia" when he saw a weapon exhibited at the festival. It is reported that many Muscovites are prone to Russian propaganda. They are convinced that the Western countries suffer from sanctions and war in Ukraine much more than the Russian Federation.