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and for the west. right now, most russians are focused on celebration, not confrontation. if there is a full scale war with ukraine or a clash with the west, the kremlin may be skating on thin ice in terms of public support. i don t want any war, irina says, any killing. slavic people are like a family, says roslan. i can t bear the idea of fighting with ukraine. ultimately, it s the president who will decide whether russia takes the path of compromise or confrontation. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. i m joined now by professor andrei korobkov, an expert in post soviet states, from middle tennessee state university. thanks very much indeed for joining us. ijust wonder, the demands being made by moscow would certainly be seen by the
we don t know what the kremlin is planning, but what is clear from what president putin has been saying is that 30 years after the fall of the soviet union russia s leader remains deeply resentful of how the cold war ended with russia losing territory, influence and empire. and if vladimir putin has decided that now is the moment to try to reverse that, that will be a huge challenge for russia s neighbours and for the west. right now, most russians are focused on celebration, not confrontation. if there is a full scale war with ukraine or a clash with the west, the kremlin may be skating on thin ice in terms of public support. i don t want any war, irina says, any killing. slavic people are like a family, says roslan. i can t bear the idea of fighting with ukraine.
we don t know what the kremlin is planning, but what is clear from what president putin has been saying is that 30 years after the fall of the soviet union russia s leader remains deeply resentful of how the cold war ended, with russia losing territory, influence and empire. and if vladimir putin has decided that now is the moment to try to reverse that, that will be a huge challenge for russia s neighbours and for the west. right now, most russians are focused on celebration, not confrontation. if there is a full scale war with ukraine or a clash with the west, the kremlin may be skating on thin ice in terms of public support. i don t want any war, irina says, any killing. slavic people are like a family, says roslan. i can t bear the idea of fighting with ukraine.