[Wed, 22 Feb 2023 11:45:51 +0300]

MOSCOW February 22. 2023 (Saba)- As the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches, life in the capital largely goes on as usual, with most Muscovites saying that the dominant mood is one of indifference to the ongoing fighting.

“I don’t really feel that there is a war going on,” said a Muscovite in his 30s who spoke to a Moscow Times reporter in the city center earlier this week.

“One can easily adapt to any circumstances — the longer this conflict goes on, the more people accept the situation.”

No significant opposition protests are expected to take place on the anniversary of the invasion Friday.

“Generally speaking, it’s not our concern,” Svetlana, a pensioner in her 60s, told The Moscow Times when asked about the war. She added she was “not interested in politics.”

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