Russian President Vladimir Putin’s next moves are being watched closely, as he looks for a swift victory over Ukraine. But there is already discontent for the conflict among Russian citizens.
Tennis star Andrey Rublev wrote ‘no war please’ on a television camera lens, while anti-invasion protests have broken out in cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Eric Sorensen explains how the Kremlin’s actions may already be backfiring, why Putin sees Ukraine’s growing democracy as a threat, and how Ukraine is putting up a tougher resistance than expected.
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