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This is John Batchel. Colleague, Anatole Levin, is in Russia, moving between Sochi and the Black Sea Basin,

Moscow and St. Petersburg,

measuring the state of the economy, the state of the public mood, the culture in wartime,

and surprisingly finding no sense of alarm, more, no sense of dread, or that there's a war going on, and yet the economy.

Serious concerns about the economy going forward. Here's Antel Levin to explain. Also, about the

concern about the war has to do with this talk of Tamahawk missiles. Much more of this

tonight.

Anatole-Leban, Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, traveling in Russia.

There is no great alarm here yet, at least not in Moscow and Petersburg, where life has continued

very much as normal. You really don't feel, you don't feel that the war is

going on at all. Now, of course, there are economic worries. And precisely because if on top of the

damage done by the Ukrainians, the West or the Europeans were to oppose what would

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