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can any Russians confirm that these posters do exist and are post regularly in major cities?

would love to have an honest non judgemental conversation on your thoughts on the war and Putin 

hard for Americans to get a good handle of the truth unless we travel there ourselves

can any Russians confirm that these posters do exist and are post regularly in major cities?

would love to have an honest non judgemental conversation on your thoughts on the war and Putin 

hard for Americans to get a good handle of the truth unless we travel there ourselves 

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Absolutely typical billboard. Using this as "evidence" to support one's own thoughts is at least manipulative. 

Those billboards have no direct dependency on how many have been killed. I'm seeing this billboards here and there for my entire life since billboards emerged in Russia (90's). I was working at a production company (2010's) and we were printing those. Those posters always were like 1% of our overall load. It basically says that "defending your fatherland is a job". Contract-based army were always present in Russia, my uncle served 3 times in Afghanistan, Nagorny Karabakh, and Chechnya before Ukraine was even a thing

Petrozavodsk, Republic of Karelia, Russia

Short answer is "no ppl don't support war, but yes majority of ppl do support our president"

My humble opinion is majority of people really don't think in terms of win/lose, and use it only as a figure of speech. 3 years into the war they understand already there are too much aspects to it that one must take into account in order to measure "success" of all parties involved. 

Also as i said it's not the first one of that kind. I was born in the country that we shared with Ukrainians and all the rest of soviet states. My generation witnessed the geopolitical context and the entire history of this events before our own eyes throughout the last 30 years. 

It's much harder to comprehend for a younger 20 something mind, so they tend to go radical more and hate their own country for what they basically don't understand natively 

I keep hope alive that this will come to end as soon as possible and people stop dying, but considering the present context and who pulls the wires i doubt it will end with soft power.

Great to know 👌 

what’s the general sentiment (just in your opinion) on if Russia should continue fighting in Ukraine

do ppl support the war

Do they think Russia will win soon?

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