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8:11Now PlayingWith a year now having passed since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, many in the West may have wondered why it was not met with greater resistance domestically. Tikhon Dzyadko breaks down the recent history of anti-government protests in Russia, both during and before the war, and explains how the current leadership regime has used a combination of policing and propaganda to make protesting incredibly dangerous and difficult.
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