'Russian nationalists are not calling for Putin to be overthrown....don't be fooled,' former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul said.
"Russian nationalists are not calling for Putin to be overthrown. They are calling for Putin to expand the war," McFaul tweeted."And don't be fooled. These are not 'independent' voices on Russian state media channels. They are trying to lay the predicate for more war & more terrorism, not less.
, Simonyan said she and others are questioning why their home country is not taking steps to be more formidable.Such measures recommended by her and others on set included total blackouts of Ukraine, making citizens devoid of electricity and running water. After military expert Alexey Lenkov inquired as to how a blackout would make Russia"friends" with Ukrainian"compatriots," political scientist Dmitry Kulikov said most Ukrainians"are on the side of the United States."
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