Why Russians still support the war

Masha Gessen, a notable staff writer at The New Yorker, and Jade McGlynn, a researcher at King's College London and author of "Russia's War," dive into why many Russians still support Putin's war despite its adverse effects. They discuss the oppressive nature of Russia's regime and how it shapes public sentiment, often stifling dissent. The conversation explores the complexities of Russian volunteerism, the trauma faced by displaced Ukrainians, and the surprising ways societal beliefs remain intact against the backdrop of ongoing conflict.