Across Russia, drivers are waiting in long lines just to get fuel. Shortages and rising prices are beginning to disrupt daily life. Ukrainian strikes on refineries are hitting deep inside the country. And for many Russians, the war is no longer something distant. It’s now something they feel in their everyday routines. Frustration is growing – especially online. But how significant is that anger, and what could it mean for the Kremlin?
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