Russia’s state-run Tass news service on Friday touted a poll that supposedly gives President Vladimir Putin an 81-percent approval rating.
on Friday touted a poll that supposedly gives President Vladimir Putin an 81-percent approval rating.
The poll, conducted by the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center, claimed soaring public confidence in Putin’s leadership, with chart-busting approval for Putin himself and his United Russia party holding a 30-point advantage over its nearest competitor: The level of positive assessment of the Prime Minister and the Russian government over the past week amounted to 53% and 52.8% , respectively. “Mikhail Mishustin is trusted by 63.5% of respondents ,” the report specifies.thousands of anti-Putin protesters over the past two months, sending a rather strong signal that approval of Putin’s job performance is mandatory. Multiple arrests for demonstrating against the war can result in lengthy prison sentences.
Critics of Putin’s war in Ukraine have developed clever ways of expressing their discontent, including graffiti, improvised monuments, protest accessories that can be quickly hidden when the police approach, and subtle gestures that allow protesters to recognize each other. On May Day, protesters identified themselves to each other by feeding pigeons in parks that have the word “peace” in their names. Another popular tactic involves scribbling antiwar messages on small-denomination bills.
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