In Moscow's Shadows 63: Terrible Crimes, Terrible Rulers, Terrible Dilemmas
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Another brief and unedited podcast trying to track some of the latest Ukraine-related Russian stories, all distinctly depressing:
- the war crimes of Bucha (and the Kirill Shamiev twitter thread I mentioned is here)
- comparing Ivan the Terrible and Vladimir (Putin) the Pretty Terrible Too
- the dilemmas for ordinary Russians - and why today's support may not be tomorrow's (the Farida Rustamova piece I mention is here)
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