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The Kremlin’s goal is to support workers in Moscow’s iconic metropolis, who support imprisoned opposition leaders Putin’s government continues to expand its suppression of political dissent, entangled with one of Russia’s most iconic and respected institutions: Moscow’s famous ornate subway system. In the past week, dozens (or even hundreds) of train drivers, mechanics, conductors, and other public transportation workers were dragged to the front of managers and told to resign or be fired. The reason seems to be that they or their family members signed on the website requesting that Alexei Navalny, the arch enemy of President Vladimir Putin, be released from prison.

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