hey farcaster, if you need unbiased balanced perspective on the military coup happening in russia, ama

i'm russian and i'm in constant conversation with people on the hottest spots of the action

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let's stop disinformation and misunderstandings

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So people in Russia don't care, but i assume they at least have some broad sentiments. 

How do they see the West and the U.S. in all this? I can see a narrative building that Wagner was a US asset, something like that.

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Interesting point, there is a trend in those autocratic states.

you'll always see russia being "vocal" about how everyone there hates the west — but this is typical for an autocracy (see turkey, iran, north korea, etc)

in reality it's media propaganda and a small percent of bad apples that are ampified

most people in russia don't care about west, like west doesn't care about ru

> I can see a narrative building that Wagner was a US asset

yeah, i don't see this anywhere at the moment, the media is trying to either keep silent on the uprising or to free wagner from any blame

> How do they see the West and the U.S. in all this

as usual: most don't care, media calls "west" the enemy